NFL star Patrick Mahomes has linked up with teammate Travis Kelce for the next leg of his European adventure.
The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback joined Kelce and wife Brittany to watch Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour gig in Amsterdam on Saturday.
Mahomes and Brittany (left) were in London on Friday to watch Wimbledon
Patrick Mahomes is currently relishing an adventurous offseason in Europe, gearing up for the upcoming NFL season.
On Saturday morning, Brittany teased their next destination with a cryptic post to her 1.9 million Instagram followers.
The couple flew from England to the Netherlands, where they joined Kelce in a private box for Taylor Swift’s latest concert.
Kelce, a three-time Super Bowl champion, has been romantically linked to pop sensation Swift for nearly a year. His surprise appearance at Swift’s show on Friday delighted fans.
During the concert, Brittany and Patrick were spotted by keen-eyed fans enjoying Swift’s hit song “Lover.”
In the past two weeks, Mahomes and his wife, who have been married for two years, have traveled to several countries. They recently visited Switzerland for some skiing and previously basked in the sun on Spain’s Marbella beach.
Their London visit offered a stark contrast in weather. Brittany and their children, Sterling, 3, and Bronze, 1, enjoyed some sightseeing before celebrating July 4th in the English capital. In the evening, Brittany rejoined Patrick for a Morgan Wallen concert at Hyde Park, where the couple posed for a charming photo in front of the stage.
Mahomes and Brittany wrapped up their London trip with a visit to Wimbledon’s Center Court.
As the NFL quarterback approaches the end of his summer break, he is preparing for the Chiefs’ training camp, which starts on July 26. The Kansas City Chiefs, reigning Super Bowl champions, are set to pursue an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl victory in 2024—a feat never achieved in the modern NFL era.
Meanwhile, Mahomes’ favorite target, Travis Kelce, signed a new two-year contract in the offseason, making him the highest-paid tight end in NFL history. The Chiefs will kick off their quest for a three-peat on September 5 against the Baltimore Ravens.
