Patrick Mahomes celebrates wife Brittany’s SI Swimsuit Issue debut at private dinner ahead of Super Bowl

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes celebrated her Sports Illustrated photoshoot Friday night in Las Vegas.AFP via Getty Images

Patrick Mahomes is honoring his wife, Brittany Mahomes’, accomplishments ahead of Super Bowl LVIII.

The pair was spotted celebrating her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit photoshoot at Las Vegas’s Carversteak restaurant Friday night, just two days before Patrick, 28, takes on the San Francisco 49ers at the 2024 Super Bowl.

“Everyone’s jaws dropped when [Brittany] walked in with her friends,” an eyewitness told People following their surprise appearance.

“And then again when Patrick later walked in to join the party in the private dining room.”

Brittany, 28, gave her Instagram followers a peek of the celebration on her Story Friday night, showing off what appeared to be an espresso martini that had “Congratulations Brittany” written on top.

They celebrated with friends by reserving a private room at Carversteak restaurant, according to People. Brittany Mahomes/Instagram

“Everyone’s jaws dropped when [Brittany] walked in with her friends,” an eyewitness told the outlet. Brittany Mahomes/Instagram

According to the source, Patrick walked in after Brittany and her pals. Brittany Mahomes/Instagram

She also shared a photo of a large steak bone that was decorated with Patrick’s face and his name, plus the Kansas City Chiefs logo.

She shared a video of a few of her smiling friends dancing at the party and some cheerful-looking selfies as well.

Brittany dressed in a black corset top paired with matching flared pants for her celebration. She added a white faux fur coat on top and appeared to be in high spirits.

The former pro soccer player showed some glimpses of the festivities on her Instagram Story, including a drink that had “Congratulations Brittany” written across it. Brittany Mahomes/Instagram

She also showed off a custom-decorated steak bone with Patrick’s face and name printed on it along with the Kansas City Chiefs logo. Brittany Mahomes/Instagram

The former pro soccer player and Taylor Swift’s new bestie was announced as a rookie for Sports Illustrated’s 60th anniversary issue on Thursday.

In preview pictures, she showed off her assets in several tiny swimsuits on the beaches of Belize, including a crochet set by Natalia Fedner and a cutout one-piece by Mugler. Her pictures will be published in May’s edition of the magazine.

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“I’m truly just so humbled and still in disbelief,” she told Sports Illustrated.

Brittany was announced as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit rookie on Thursday. Derek Kettela/Sports Illustrated

“I’m truly just so humbled and still in disbelief,” she told the publication. Derek Kettela/Sports Illustrated

“As a girl from Tyler, Texas, who only really knew sports, never in a million years did I think I’d be in [the SI Swimsuit Issue]. I’m just so grateful for this opportunity.”

She added, “I want people to know that they can accomplish anything, even things you never thought would be possible in your wildest dreams.”

That same day, she took to her Instagram Story to defend herself against the hate she received for posing for the sports magazine.

Brittany will be cheering on Patrick this Sunday as he takes on the San Francisco 49ers at Super Bowl LVII. Instagram/patrickmahomes

“I’m here to tell you. People will dislike you. People will love you,” she penned on her Instagram Story alongside a sneak peek of her sizzling shoot.

“Don’t let any of that define you. KEEP SHINING and being YOU.”

On Sunday, Brittany will cheer on Patrick as he plays for his third Super Bowl ring. He previously led the Chiefs to victory in 2020 and 2023.