Patrick and Brittany Mahomes SLAMMED and ROASTED for Their Funeral Attire – Chiefs QB Seen for the First Time Since Super Bowl Defeat at His Grandfather’s Funeral with a New Look, but Brittany’s Outfit Was Way Worse: “They Look Like They’re Going to a Party”
Patrick Mahomes attends grandfather’s funeral
Patrick Mahomes Attends Grandfather’s Funeral Days After Super Bowl Defeat

Patrick Mahomes was seen attending his grandfather’s funeral in Texas on Monday, following his passing at the age of 78 last week.

Randy Mahomes, the father of Patrick’s mother, Randi, passed away on Friday after battling an undisclosed illness for several months. His death came just five days after Patrick, 29, and the Kansas City Chiefs suffered a crushing Super Bowl defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9.

The Chiefs quarterback traveled to Henderson, Texas, for the funeral, where he was seen alongside his younger brother, Jackson, 24, in exclusive photos captured by DailyMail.com.

Patrick Mahomes attends grandfather’s funeral

Patrick and Jackson Mahomes Pay Their Respects

Patrick, who endured a nightmare performance in Kansas City’s Super Bowl LIX loss, wore a black polo shirt with a red rose pinned to it, paired with black sneakers. Jackson opted for a grey suit, white shirt, and navy shoes.

Randi Mahomes announced her father’s passing in an emotional tribute, writing:

“Hard to find the words of holding my father’s hand as he goes to Heaven. I know he’s in a better place. I love you, Daddy. Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Patrick Mahomes attends grandfather’s funeral

Randi had frequently shared updates about her father’s health on social media but never disclosed the exact nature of his illness. Randy had just celebrated his 78th birthday on January 6.

Randy Mahomes Held on to See Patrick Play in the Super Bowl

Ahead of the Super Bowl in New Orleans, Randi revealed that her father was determined to see Patrick compete in another championship game.

“I know that it has meant a lot to him that Patrick is in another Super Bowl. And I think he’s hanging on because he wants to see his grandson do an amazing thing or just let him play,” she told People.

“He must be such a proud grandpa. My mom was very proud, and so were his other grandparents.”

Patrick Mahomes attends grandfather’s funeral

Randi also shared that she kept Patrick updated on his grandfather’s health but tried not to “bug him” in the lead-up to the Super Bowl.

Mahomes’ First Public Appearance Since Super Bowl Loss

Monday’s funeral marked Patrick Mahomes’ first public appearance since the Chiefs’ 40-22 defeat to the Eagles last weekend. The loss shattered Kansas City’s hopes of a historic three-peat.

Despite her father being in hospice care, Randi attended both the Super Bowl in New Orleans and last month’s AFC Championship Game in Kansas City to support her son. After the Chiefs’ victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC title game, Patrick shared an emotional moment with his family on the field, posing with Randi, his wife Brittany—who had just given birth to their third child—his father Patrick Sr., brother Jackson, and half-sister Mia.

For Patrick, the news of his grandfather’s passing came just weeks after he and his wife, Brittany, welcomed their third child, a daughter named Golden Raye.

Mahomes Struggled in Super Bowl LIX Loss

The three-time Super Bowl champion delivered one of the worst performances of his career in the title game, getting sacked six times and throwing two costly interceptions—including a pick-six.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts stole the show, leading his team to a dominant 40-22 victory and crushing Kansas City’s hopes of making NFL history with a three-peat.

Mahomes took full responsibility for the loss, posting on X (formerly Twitter):

“I let y’all down today. I’ll always continue to work and try and learn and be better for it.”

He also reflected on the painful defeat in his postgame press conference:

“Anytime you lose the Super Bowl, it’s the worst feeling. It’ll stick with you for the rest of your career. It hurts more than the wins feel good. It’s going to hurt for a while, but the question is—how do you respond?”

As Mahomes processes both his Super Bowl heartbreak and personal loss, all eyes will be on how the star quarterback bounces back in the upcoming NFL season.