IN PHOTOS: Patrick Mahomes, wife Brittany enjoy sunny beach day with kids in Spain post Dolce & Gabbana dinner-date

When Patrick Mahomes and his family first posted photos on social media of themselves on vacation, they did not reveal where it was happening. Eventually, his wife Brittany said that they were in Portugal.

Now the vacation has crossed over the border and into Spain, where their children Sterling Skye and Patrick Lavon III, aka Bronze, got to enjoy the beach.

Sterling Skye and Bronze at the beaches in Spain

Meanwhile, the married couple had a dinner date at a Dolce & Gabbana restaurant.

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes dining at a Dolce & Gabbana restaurant

Brittany also posted a recap of the vacation's Portugal leg.

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Patrick Mahomes, wife Brittany discuss their children's Taylor Swift fandom

It's no secret that Taylor Swift has become a popular topic to discuss within the NFL, thanks to her romantic relationship with Travis Kelce. And by extension, that has bled onto Patrick Mahomes, as his wife Brittany has become a member of the multi-platinum pop superstar's clique.

Speaking to E!'s Franceska Amiker, he revealed that the two were not the only Swifties in the household:

"We're all big football fans in the Mahomes household and big Taylor Swift fans as well."

Meanwhile, Brittany also praised Swift's impact on the NFL:

"I love it. I love that it's getting young girls into football so that they can watch it with their dad."

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How Patrick Mahomes, wife Brittany got their dogs

Besides their children, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes also have two dogs: Steel and Silver.

Speaking to People, Brittany said that Steel was a college gift from her then-boyfriend, when she was decidedly not a Chiefs fan:

"So, I actually used to be a Steelers fan, and that's how I got the name Steel. So, that's a great story."

As for Silver, he was adopted in 2018, just after Mahomes' rookie season.

On a related note, the two have been promoting PetSafe's Guardian GPS collars, which allow owners to set up an invisible barrier that, when approached, will emit a loud alarm. Brittany said:

"When they roam around our property, we know where they are at all times, and we can create boundaries if we need to. It is super easy on our phones through the app. Their safety and health is super important to us."