Randy Mahomes, the mother of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, compared her son’s teammate Travis Kelce’s appearance to that of her father.
The Mahomes matriarch has long been an enthusiastic cheerleader for her son, who was a first-round pick by the Chiefs during the 2017 NFL Draft. His wildly successful career included winning a Super Bowl and another NFL MVP season.
In 2020, Patrick Mahomes (whose father is former Major League Baseball pitcher Pat Mahomes Sr.) signed a 10-year contract extension worth $450 million with the Chiefs. It was reported in September that he would earn $210.6 million from this season through the 2026 season under a contract restructure.
Meanwhile, tight end Kelce, who was drafted by the Chiefs in the third round of the 2013 NFL draft, has been hit by recent rumors that he has begun a romance with singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. Stars were rising on and off the court. .

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On Sunday, a video of Swift, the hitmaker behind the hit song “Shake It Off,” cheering Kelce on during a game led to a 400% jump in sales of the athlete’s jersey. He also gained millions of social media followers in just a few days.
Randy Mahomes brought a different kind of attention to Kelsey on social media on Tuesday when she shared a throwback photo of her father, Randy Martin, on her Instagram Story. In the accompanying caption, she pointed out a feature in the photo that her father shared with Kelce.
“Dad has a Travis Kelce mustache,” Randy Mahomes wrote. “I like it.”
“My dad has a mustache lol,” another caption on the photo read.

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Patrick Mahomes recently revealed his desire to help Kelce score a touchdown, and Swift cheered him on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City with the football star’s mom, Donna. The Chiefs defeated the Chicago Bears 41-10.
“I knew I had to get the ball to Travis,” he said in a postgame interview with Fox Sports. “I think he wants to get the ball into the end zone, just like all the Swifties players want him to do.”
Rumors about a potential romance between the 12-time Grammy winner and the NFL star have been circulating for weeks. Kelce said last week that he invited Swift to watch him play in Kansas.
“I threw the ball in there. I threw the ball in her court. And, you know, I told her, you know, maybe, ‘I’ve seen you rock out on stage at Arrowhead. You might have to come check it out.’ I Rock Kells said on stage at Arrowhead. Look which one has the brighter lights. The Pat McAfee Show last week. “So, we’ll see what happens in the near future.”
The tight end also addressed speculation about his relationship status, saying: “I think now it’s like that old game in school called Telephone where everyone is whispering in each other’s ears and just hearing some Random stuff.
“And then, especially, no one knew what was going on, especially when Jason Kelce was telling people on live television, both sides. He didn’t know it was true; it was this or that.”
Kelce was referring to his brother, Jason Kelce, center for the Philadelphia Eagles, who was pressed about Travis and Swift during a Sept. 14 episode of Fox The relationship between. Thursday Night Football.
“I’ve seen the rumors. I can’t comment,” Jason Kelce said at the time, adding that he felt like he was on “gossip TV.”
“I really don’t know what happened there,” he said. “So, yeah, I know Trav is happy and we’ll see what happens with who he ends up with.”
Kelce further addressed the speculation during a segment of his podcast, new heights, released on Wednesday. Kelce said of Swift’s performance in Sunday’s game: “Hats off to Taylor for the stop.
“I just thought it was awesome that everyone in the suite was raving about her,” Kelce said while speaking with his brother and podcast host Jason Kelce.
“Friends and family, she looks great, everyone is talking about her and most importantly, the day is certainly perfect for Chiefs fans,” Travis Kelce added.
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