IN PHOTOS: Patrick Mahomes' mom Randi shares heartwarming wish on 'favorite' grandson Bronze's birthday

Patrick Mahomes' son Bronze has turned two. While the family will welcome another child soon, they are all in to celebrate Bronze Mahomes' second birthday.

In a sweet Instagram post, the Kansas City Chiefs star's mother, Randi, wished her grandson a very happy birthday. Randi was over the moon celebrating the day, even referring to Bronze as her 'favorite.'

"My favorite grandson is TWO today! Happy birthday to our Bronze❤️ Being your Grandi is the greatest honor. You bring so much joy to our family, and I love every moment of watching you grow," Randi wrote on her Instagram caption.

Randi's post included multiple photos from her collection. Some featured her and Bronze together, while others featured Mahomes' brother Jackson, granddaughter Sterling, and daughter-in-law Brittany.

Fans and friends chimed in to wish the baby, celebrating Bronze Mahomes's birthday with the family.

Earlier this week, Randi shared a snap of herself celebrating in Bronze's shoes and 'Grandi' sweatshirt.

Patrick Mahomes's mother Randi shares snap in grandson Bronze's shoes [Credit: IG / @randimahomes]

"In my favorite Grandi sweatshirt and Bronze shoes," Randi wrote.

With Bronze's birthday (November 28) here, Adidas released new shoes for the Chiefs QB: Mahomes 2 Impact FLX Bronze Training Shoes. Retailing for $150, the shoes are in a faded Bronze color.

---

Randi Mahomes hints that Patrick Mahomes might not play as long as Tom Brady

Randi Mahomes appeared on the Mom Game podcast earlier in June. She discussed her son's NFL career and how it has impacted their entire family.

She also discussed Mahomes' retirement and the possibility that the quarterback might not play as long as Tom Brady.

“I hear him, you know, make comments like, 'If the game takes away from my kids, I might not play as long as Tom Brady' and I'm like I'm so proud of him for that," she said. [24:42]

Randi's comments directly resulted from Patrick Mahomes's interview with Time magazine, where the QB spoke about stepping away to prioritize his family.

Proud of her son's success, Randi (along with the other family) is often present to cheer 'Showtime' on from the sidelines.