Patrick and Brittany Mahomes announced they are expecting their fourth child.
Brittany made the pregnancy announcement via social media on Tuesday, alongside photos with her husband and three young children on the beach, with the whole family wearing shades of white.
In one photo, Mahomes and their children lovingly cradled Brittany’s growing baby bump.
“Another blessing from God🥹🙏🏼 and then there were 6,” she captioned the post.
In the comments thread, fans rejoiced over the latest addition to the family.
“Four is the new 3! Congratulations, you’ll definitely be outnumbered, but four is the best! ❤️❤️❤️❤️,” one person wrote, while another joked, “🔥🔥 Time to buy a minivan!!!”
A third replied: “Eeeekkk!! A little baby already loved!! Congratulations guys! 🤍🤍🤍🫶🏻” while a fourth joked: “Congratulations!! Now tell Travis and Taylor to take the same train! 😂❤️”, referring to their pals Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, who married in July.
This announcement comes almost two years after the arrival of their third child in January 2025.
Brittany shared the news on Instagram with a black and white photo of herself and Patrick holding hands near the baby’s feet.
“Golden Raye Mahomes 01/12/25🎀✨,” she captioned the upload featuring their daughter.
The couple also share son Bronze, 3, who they welcomed in 2022, and daughter Sterling, 5, who they welcomed in 2021.
They married in March 2022 in a lavish ceremony in Hawaii.
As for their growing family, Patrick, 31, has been open about his desire to start a young family with Brittany, also 31.
“I always wanted to have children young,” he admitted during a press conference in July 2024. “We always go out and enjoy our life.”
After Golden’s birth in 2025, Patrick revealed the potential for a fourth baby “down the line.”
“My goal was always three. So we achieved three,” he told a press conference at the time. “We’ll stay there for a while and see if we need to come back and get another one later.”
The longtime couple began their romance in high school and continued dating while attending college in Texas.
Patrick popped the question in September 2020 during a Super Bowl ceremony at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
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