Patrick and Brittany Mahomes have returned to the US after wrapping up their European summer, leaving Taylor Swift behind on the mainland.
On Tuesday, Brittany shared updates from her trip back home on social media after making stops with her husband and two sons, Sterling, 3, and Patrick “Bronze” III, 1, in Spain, Portugal and Switzerland over the past month.
The Mahomes were recently in Amsterdam to attend Swift’s concert there. However, Patrick was also at the British Grand Prix without his family over the weekend.
“See you later London,” Brittany wrote on her Instagram Story, which shows her in a taxi on the way to the airport with a box of tissues on the dashboard.
On Tuesday morning, Brittany surprised everyone with some photos in which she appears wearing a pink bikini for the latest advertising campaign of Alani Nu, a nutritional supplement company based in the United States.
Brittany shared an emotional post of herself on her way to the London airport on Instagram.
Upon landing back on American soil, Brittany posted a photo of herself and her family eating Chik Fil A.
“First meal back in the States,” he shared.
“And don’t say anything about it,” she added in a warning to her Instagram followers.
Last week, Brittany didn’t look too happy to be at Wimbledon with her husband, as she was seen pouting in the stands.
However, she was all smiles at a Morgan Wallen concert in Hyde Park a few days earlier with Patrick.
Meanwhile, earlier this month, Patrick’s mother Randi confessed that fame has brought the “seven most difficult years” of her life despite her son being worth $450 million in addition to his conquest of the NFL world.
The Mahomes’ first stop when they returned to the United States was Chik Fil A, as Brittany joked about on Instagram.
Patrick and Brittany were recently spotted looking very much in love at Swift’s concert in Amsterdam.
The couple were in Europe during the second half of June and early July with their two children.
She said the only thing she longs for now is to “be normal and go out to dinner” because she and her kids “don’t do that” with all the cameras on them.
“As much as I say we’re blessed and Patrick is living his dream, it’s been the hardest seven years of my adult life,” she explained.
