Erin Andrews reacted to Brittany Mahomes' latest Instagram post. The post included multiple photos of her with her husband, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, both dressed for the big wedding.
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes were among the guests at Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding on Friday at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The first two slides showed Brittany wearing a floor-length, strapless-style gown featuring a shimmering fabric. She paired it with a diamond necklace and a patterned clutch bag. Patrick, on the other hand, wore a classic black-and-white tuxedo for the wedding ceremony.
The fourth and fifth snaps featured Brittany in a chartreuse satin column gown and pointed-toe satin pumps. Meanwhile, the three-time Super Bowl champion donned a dark brown textured suit and prominent gold chain necklaces. The photos were taken ahead of the rehearsal dinner on Thursday.
Andrews was also in attendance for what many consider to be the biggest wedding of the year. The veteran sportscaster left a two-word message for Brittany Mahomes in the comments section.
"THE BEST," Andrews wrote.
The Fox sportscaster and television personality serves as the lead sideline reporter for the network's top NFL broadcast team.
She gained national prominence as a reporter and host for ESPN. Andrews worked there for eight years before moving to Fox in 2012. She climbed the ranks to become one of the network's top NFL reporters.
She has been friends with Brittany Mahomes for years, and they often express admiration for each other on social media. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model has also endorsed Andrews' WEAR clothing line.
Brittany and Patrick Mahomes are making the most of the offseason before the Chiefs begin their training camp. The team is scheduled to convene in late July, with the quarterback likely joining as a limited participant.
The Chiefs QB sustained an ACL injury in December but expects to be available by Week 1. Kansas City missed the playoffs last season with a 6-11 record. It bolstered its roster by adding veterans such as Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III and re-signing Kelce for his 14th season.
