Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, has some NFL fans speechless 24 hours before Valentine's Day.
Prior to Super Bowl LX last weekend, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit unveiled its digital cover for February. The iconic magazine highlighted some of the wives and girlfriends of popular NFL players, such as Haley Cavinder, Christen Goff, Claire Kittle, Ronika Love and Normani.
Mahomes, who made her SI Swimsuit debut in 2024, received her very own cover shoot.
“I’m grouped with [these] amazing women who all are in this specific role of being a significant other to our other half that plays in the league,” Mahomes said. “So [it ’s great] just being with a group of inspiring, amazing women who share that same role and just getting to see all of our different viewpoints on life.”
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On Thursday night, Mahomes shared a photo from her latest work with SI Swimsuit along with the caption: "Still not over it."
Judging by the reactions online, Mahomes had people buzzing over her one-piece swimsuit.
"Seriously stunning and so inspiring," one person commented on Brittany's Instagram page
"Amazing, you should be proud of yourself," a second person wrote.
"Always in awe of you," another person said. "this caption. Ugh my inspo for mom life, body goals and fits."
Building an empire away from the NFL.
Although she spends plenty of time supporting her husband and the Chiefs, we can't ignore Mahomes' dedication to the National Women’s Soccer League. She's a founding co-owner of the KC Current, which won the NWSL Shield during the 2025 season.
“Being able to be involved in the sport, and really help elevate women’s sports, is something that I’m super passionate about,” Mahomes said. “And so getting involved in the KC Current and building a championship culture here and really setting the standard and the bar for women’s sports is super cool. So, just getting involved and getting more excitement around the NWSL and helping when I can with the platform that I have and just empowering female athletes in women’s soccer is something that I'm really excited about.”
The KC Current will begin their 2026 season on March 14.