Brittany Mahomes, wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, continues to be a prominent figure both on and off the field. As Patrick pursues a historic third consecutive Super Bowl title with the Chiefs, the couple is also preparing for the arrival of their third child.

Already parents to daughter Sterling and son Patrick III “Bronze”, the Mahomes family is now eagerly awaiting the arrival of their second baby girl. True to form, Brittany has been keeping her social media followers updated with glimpses of her pregnancy journey.

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On Tuesday night, she shared a new series of maternity photos that captured attention across social platforms. In the striking images, Brittany wears a white, semi-sheer dress that highlights her growing baby bump. The ethereal look drew an outpouring of love from fans and followers alike.

It didn’t take long for the comment section of Brittany‘s post to fill with admiration and heartfelt messages. Compliments poured in, with fans praising her beauty and glow during this special time.

Suspense remains though as the name of the still-to-be-born child has not been publicised, and some people are apparently very keen to learn of its name.

Chiefs Continue AFC West Domination

While Brittany is busy preparing for baby No. 3, Patrick Mahomes is busy leading the Kansas City Chiefs to yet another dominant season. The Chiefs are currently 12-1 and have clinched their ninth straight AFC West title. With the No. 1 seed within reach, Kansas City has proven its ability to win, even in close games.

Patrick Mahomes has reflected on the team’s approach to tight victories.

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“It keeps you motivated, which I think can be a good thing in the end,” Mahomes told ESPN’s Adam Teicher.

“Sometimes I look back on the year we lost the Super Bowl (2020 season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers), and we were very dominant throughout the regular season. You get to this point where you start coasting since you’re winning games and just doing the normal thing.”