It looks like Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ son, Bronze, adores Taylor Swift just as much as anybody else.
The toddler, 3, whose dad, 30, plays alongside Swift’s fiancé, Travis Kelce, for the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL, was seen pointing at a photo of the pop star, 36, while recently walking with his famous parents through Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
A video, shared via the Chiefs’ Instagram account on Sunday, June 14, captured the adorable moment, including how an awe-struck Bronze uttered the word “Taylor” while pointing at the image.
Although the stadium played home to Patrick signing a contract extension with the Chiefs on Wednesday, June 10, it also once played home to part of Swift’s global Eras Tour, during which the photo was captured and hung upon the wall. (The Eras Tour began in March 2023 and wrapped in December 2024.)
The clip, which focuses on Patrick’s mindset as he approaches his 10th NFL season with the Chiefs, also captured Brittany, 30, posing for photos with Bronze and the pair’s two other children: daughters Sterling, 5, and Golden, 1.
Since Kelce, 36, and Swift got together in the summer of 2023, the Mahomes family, including the kids, have been spotted spending quality time with the engaged couple on multiple occasions. Bronze has joined Brittany in Arrowhead’s VIP boxes alongside Swift when the Chiefs have played.
Patrick’s voice narration over the social media video detailed how his family will play an important role in his next NFL season.
“To have my kids grow up here and around such great people … I’m glad I can extend and hopefully finish my career here,” Patrick was heard saying before reflecting on the season itself. “We had a long offseason, the guys are hungry and we want to do what we can to have more success than we had last year. Let’s go out there and do it. The goal is that we’re not done yet.” (The Chiefs missed the 2025 NFL playoffs.)
Patrick’s signing comes after NFL insider Adam Schefter offered his thoughts on the athlete’s return in 2026, indicating that his December 2025 ACL injury may take a toll on his performance. “The one thing that I think it’s important to remember for everybody is: We’re talking about a quarterback that tore his ACL,” Schefter, 59, said on The Pat McAfee Show on May 18. “It was five months ago on Thursday.”
The ESPN reporter continued, “I think the better question, the more relevant question is — we’re talking about a legendary, Hall of Fame quarterback — how much of Patrick Mahomes is he going to be in that opener? Is he going to be 80 percent? 90 percent? 100 percent? That’s hard to imagine that he could just step in there right away after such a significant knee injury and pick up right where he left off and be as great as he’s always been.”
