To celebrate Father’s Day 2026, Brittany Mahomes is playfully quizzing her three kids all about their dad, Patrick Mahomes.
In a sweet video montage shared via Instagram on Sunday, June 21, Brittany, 30, asked her little ones about Patrick’s favorite colors, food, hobbies and more. (Patrick, 30, and Brittany are parents of daughters Sterling, 5, and Golden, 17 months, as well as son Bronze, 3.)
“How old is your dad?” Brittany asked Sterling and Bronze.
While Sterling correctly guessed that Patrick is 30, her brother thought their dad was only 2 years old.
“What does Dad do for work?” Brittany asked again, to which Sterling quickly answered, “He does rehab.”
Patrick is the starting quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs, recently signing a multimillion-dollar contract extension. He sustained a leg injury at the end of the 2025-2026 NFL season, requiring ACL surgery and sidelining the quarterback for the rest of the team’s regular season games. (The Chiefs failed to make the playoffs for the first time since 2014.).
“Rehab is going great so far,” the Chiefs star revealed of his prognosis during a January press conference. “I’m hitting all the checkpoints that the doctor wants you to do. Getting the strength and range of mobility back. So that’s been going great. Been doing all of it here in Kansas City so far.”
Patrick noted that his goal was to be “ready for Week 1,” of the upcoming 2026-2027 NFL season.
“The doctors said that I could be,” he said at the time. “I can’t predict what’s going to happen throughout the process, but that’s my goal. I’ll try to prepare myself to be ready to play in that Week 1 and have no restrictions.”
Patrick also hopes to participate in the Chiefs’ training camp, which will be held in July.
Patrick Mahomes never wants his NFL career to interfere with him spending time with his family. “I’ve looked, if I played until Tom [Brady]’s age, my daughter would be 19, 20 years old,” the quarterback, 28, told Time in an interview published on Tuesday, April 16. “I would love to play that long. At the […]
“I have to take it slow, but at the same time I’ll push to be out there as much as I can be,” he added at the time. “We have a great plan in place as far as where we want to get to. We have to let it all play out and take it a day at a time, which has been hard for me.”
In addition to rehabbing his injury, Patrick is also on daddy duty throughout his offseason.
“To the dad that sacrifices so much for this family, Happy Fathers Day,” Brittany captioned her Sunday tribute. “The hours of sleep you give up to be with us, the advice you give these kiddos, the calmness you bring to this family, nothing is ever taken for granted. We are so beyond blessed to have you 🤍🙏🏼. We love you!!!!”
