Brittany Mahomes took a seat next to brother-in-law Jackson to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl – a day after she appeared to leave him behind when he was denied VIP entry to a party in Vegas.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick’s wife didn’t sit next to her new best friend Taylor Swift for the game — the singer sat with the Kelce family and also brought along Ice Spice and Blake Lively to cheer on Travis.
Brittany walked onto the field at Allegiant Stadium before the game started and posed for photos with her two young children, who wore Chiefs memorabilia for the big day. Jackson was also at the field taking photos.
On Saturday, a video surfaced of Patrick’s younger brother being denied entry to a VIP section of a party in Vegas, while Brittany was already on the other side of security.
Jackson was glad the guard let him through, but when he was denied, Brittany shrugged and started dancing, making sure she got the most out of her night out.
Brittany Mahomes took her seat next to brother-in-law Jackson for the Super Bowl
Brittany shook off her brother-in-law Friday night at a Future concert in Las Vegas
Brittany went to the field and took pictures next to her two children
Brittany waves to Chiefs fans in the stands as Jackson takes photos near the field
Patrick Mahomes (center) gives his team one last epic team talk before the Super Bowl begins
It came a day after Jackson was spotted talking to Kayla Niccole, the ex-girlfriend of Chiefs star Travis Kelce.
Earlier this week, the 28-year-old was announced as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit rookie.
“I’m honestly so humbled and still in disbelief,” Mahomes told the publication Thursday.
“As a girl from Tyler, Texas, who only knew sports, I never in a million years thought I would be in the SI swimsuit issue. I am so grateful for this opportunity.”
For most of the Kansas City games, Brittany stood next to Swift. In October, when the Chiefs stormed to victory against the Los Angeles Chargers, they even performed a celebratory handshake at Arrowhead Stadium.
The singer made a crazy flight back from Japan for the Vegas match, but is sitting with the Kelce family, as well as her mom and dad.
It is believed that Travis paid $1 million of his own money to have them all watch the match together.