Patrick Mahomes' mother Randi drops heartwarming 4-word message after Christmas day prep with family

Patrick Mahomes and his family celebrated Christmas together. This year, the family skipped the team's Christmas game against the Pittsburgh Steelers to spend some time together at home.

They were seen baking and prepping for the holiday, all the while cheering for Mahomes. Randi Mahomes reshared the photo Brittany Mahomes clicked and dubbed it the best day.

Patrick Mahomes' mother Randi shares sweet recap from best day with family [Image credit: @randimahomes IG]

"Best day this year," Randi wrote in her IG story.

On Christmas, Brittany shared even more snaps from the day, cuddling with her children (Sterling and Bronze) while the Chiefs played.

Patrick Mahomes' family skip Steelers-Chiefs Christmas game for cozy home time [Image credit: @brittanylynne IG]

"Baking and watching daddy," Brittany wrote on Wednesday.

They already got some baking done by the time the game had begun.

"Already on our second box of baking," Brittany added.

Randi Mahomes, who is quite active on social media, even added a photo of their entire family from grandson Bronze's second birthday party.

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Patrick Mahomes' mother Randi is proud of her son's decision to retire when he needs to

With three Super Bowls under his name, Patrick Mahomes is already one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL. However, he might not be ready to play as long as Tom Brady did. In an interview with TIME, Mahomes spoke about the same, looking to prioritize his children and family later on.

Randi Mahomes, while on the Mom Game podcast earlier this year, spoke about how proud Mahomes' words made her.

“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].

With the 2024 playoffs nearing, expectations are sky-high for Mahomes and the Chiefs (15-1). Meanwhile, Brittany will welcome their third child soon. A Super Bowl victory in 2025 would be Mahomes and the Chiefs' third consecutive championship.