Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, gives fans inside look at Chiefs’ Super Bowl 2024 ring celebrations
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Brittany Mahomes shared what you didn’t see inside the Chiefs’ Super Bowl 2024 ring ceremony on Thursday in Kansas City.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the wife of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes posted a clip of him and his teammate, tight end Travis Kelce, racing to crack the code on their ring boxes to see the bejeweled piece inside.
The Chiefs players received a code to unlock their personalized ring box, and Mahomes, 28, appeared to beat Kelce, 34, to the punch, as seen in Brittany’s video.
The dynamic duo, who are best friends off the field, have won three Super Bowls together, including February’s championship contest, a 25-22 win over the 49ers in Las Vegas.
Mahomes, looking dapper in a black suit and tinted sunglasses, gazed at the ring with a huge smile before he put it on his finger for the first time.
Brittany also shared a photo of her holding Mahomes’ hand with all three of his Super Bowl rings.
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