Hollywood Brown's wife Zoe Billions dresses in Chiefs red to cheer at the Christmas showdown

The Kansas City Chiefs succeeded in beating the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-10 in their Week 17 clash. Chiefs' star Marquise "Hollywood" Brown's wife, Zoei Billions, made sure to attend the game at Acrisure Stadium in Pennsylvania. On game day, the influencer was spotted donning Chiefs red as she cheered for the wide receiver from the VIP suites.

Following the game, Zoei Billions shared her favorite moments from the Chiefs vs. Steelers matchup in an Instagram post. In the pictures she posted, she showcased her all-red outfit, which included a full-length leather coat worn over a red sweatshirt and matching leggings.

Zoe Billions shows off LV bag (Image Source: Billions/IG)

Zoei completed her look with long red boots and a vintage Louis Vuitton fur scarf around her neck, valued at approximately $7,000 according to Vestiaire Collective. Additionally, she was spotted carrying a Louis Vuitton Speedy Bandoulière 20 shoulder bag worth $2,830. In the caption of her Instagram recap, Billions wrote:

“A chiefs Christmas.”

Hollywood Brown made his season debut in the Chiefs' Week 16 clash against the Texans last week. Fans were thrilled about the wide receiver's comeback, and his wife, Zoei Billions, also shared her excitement on Instagram. Expressing her joy about watching Brown back on the field, Billions posted on her Instagram story:

“Hubby is BACKKKKKK.”

Hollywood Brown opened up about season’s first game against Texans

Hollywood Brown returned to the field after 15 weeks and almost immediately made an impact for the Kansas City Chiefs. The wide receiver played 20 snaps, contributing to the Chiefs' 29-10 victory in Week 17. Reflecting on his comeback game with the media, Brown said, according to the NY Times:

“It felt good to get a few catches and make some plays. I feel I can be an asset to the team. That’s all I’m trying to do. Just the juice I got from my teammates, everything felt good.”

Hollywood Brown missed most of the 2024 regular season due to his shoulder injury. The wide receiver dislocated his collarbone earlier this year during the pre-season. After undergoing surgery to repair his SC joint and a lengthy recovery process, he is now back at work.

The Chiefs have just one regular season game left on their schedule, against the Denver Broncos on Jan. 5. Will the Chiefs finish this season with an impressive 16-1 record?