Brittany Mahomes Shares Big Personal News Amid Patrick Mahomes’ Recovery

As Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes works through recovery following a season-ending knee injury, his wife, Brittany Mahomes, has stepped into the spotlight with a major personal milestone of her own.

Patrick Mahomes suffered ACL and LCL injuries to his left knee during the Chiefs’ December 14 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers. After undergoing surgery just days later, the star quarterback began his rehabilitation with Brittany by his side. The encouraging news: Mahomes is expected to be ready for the Chiefs’ opening game of the 2026–27 NFL season.

While Patrick focuses on healing, Brittany shared exciting news on Thursday, February 5. She revealed that she is the cover star of the 2026 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Digital Issue, marking a standout moment in her career. Though she has previously appeared in the publication, landing the cover represents a significant achievement.

Photographed by Katherine Goguen in Fort Myers, Florida, Brittany joins a group of high-profile women featured in the issue, including Christen Goff, Haley Cavinder, Ronika Love, Claire Kittle, and Normani. The shoot took place at South Seas Island Resort on Captiva Island, a 330-acre destination known for its stunning Gulf Coast views and natural beauty.Có thể là hình ảnh về bóng đá và văn bản cho biết 'h. CHIEFS Chiefs Patrick Mahomes' Wife Brittany Shares Personal News'

Sports Illustrated highlighted Brittany’s impressive resume, describing her as a personal trainer, fitness entrepreneur, and former professional soccer player who competed in Iceland. In 2020, she became a co-owner of the Kansas City Current, an NWSL team, and has since played a key role in shaping its culture. In 2024, she helped bring CPKC Stadium—the first stadium in the world built specifically for a women’s professional sports team—to life. Alongside her professional success, Brittany is also a devoted wife and mother of three.

According to the outlet, Patrick Mahomes was present during the shoot, wearing custom outfits in the Chiefs’ signature red, gold, and white—quietly supporting his wife while continuing his recovery.

Following Patrick’s injury, Brittany shared a touching moment on Instagram, posting a photo of him walking off the field with the caption, “My guy,” accompanied by a red heart. Fans quickly rallied around the quarterback, flooding the comments with messages of encouragement and belief in his comeback.

As Patrick continues his rehab this offseason, Brittany celebrates a powerful moment of her own. Though the couple missed the NFL Honors event in San Francisco this year, their focus remains on healing, growth, and what’s ahead.

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