On the back of a shameful defeat at the Super Bowl Lix, the mother of the field marshal of the Kansas City bosses, Patrick Mahomes, is honoring her son.
Mahomes had an performance to forget in the NFL 2024 championship game, in which he launched three touchdowns, but also gave two interceptions that condemned the team.
The first one was a Pick-Six, the second established a touchdown from the Eagles.
But despite the loss, the mother of the Marshal of Campo, Randi Mohomes, published a moving tribute to his son while sharing snapshots of the great game.
In addition to the images of his family, Randi posed together with the icon of Lionel Messi football, actor Kevin Costner and comedians Pete Davidson and Heidi Gardner.
The title said: 'It is not the end we wanted, but so incredibly proud of Patrick and this team. Whatever happens, I will always be your biggest son of Porrista.
Randi Mohomes (right end) published a series of images of the Super Bowl, including this with his daughter Mia, his son Jackson and the Lionel Messi football icon
His son, Patrick Mahomes (R) suffered a humiliating defeat against the Eagles in the Super Bowl Lix
Mohomes had a mediocre game and never led since the Chiefs fought powerfully in the offensive
She added: “Thank you, Chiefs Kingdom, for love, support and trip with us in each step of the road.”
The loss in the Super Bowl arrives at a time when the Mohamses family is going through personal difficulties outside the field.
A few hours before Mohamses went out to the grass, the family provided an update on the grandfather of Mohamses (on his mother's side), which is in hospice care.
Randi revealed in January that her father's health had taken a turn, but she has still arrived in New Orleans to support her son while trying to ensure the 'mob' with the Kansas City bosses.
She told him People: 'I know it has meant a lot for him (which Patrick is in another Super Bowl). And I think he is enduring because he wants to see his grandson do something incredible or simply let him play.
'I mean, he must be such a proud, very proud grandfather. And my mother was very proud and her other grandparents.
Mohamses's mother added that she has kept the Chiefs Marshal updated on her grandfather's help, but has tried not to 'bother him' before what could be a game that defines the race.
She has spoken repeatedly on social networks about her father, Randy, and her poor health, but has never revealed precisely what the problem is. Randy turned 78 on January 6.