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Brittany Matthews continues to showcase her husband’s photography talents.
The wife of Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes has been praising the quarterback’s behind-the-camera skills on social media in the new “Instagram Husband series.”
“On the Instagram Husband series, here’s todays update… @patrickmahomes killed it,” she captioned Thursday’s post.
Last week, Matthews published a different poolside photo that was snapped by Mahomes.
The couple, who just got married in a lavish ceremony in Hawaii in March, went to St. Barths for their honeymoon.
Unsurprisingly, both the wedding and honeymoon looked like what events dreams are made of.
The pair have been together since high school, and Mahomes proposed at Arrowhead Stadium in 2020 — on the same day the Chiefs received their Super Bowl rings.
This past season, Mahomes faced backlash because people didn’t like how his now-wife and brother, Jackson Mahomes, carried themselves on social media.
In February, Pat McAfee called the two the “tag-team of insufferability” and wondered if the Chiefs quarterback would pull them aside and tell them to tone down their antics.
“I don’t want to spotlight, gaslight or anything, but it’s gonna be a long offseason for those two,” McAfee said. “I think there’s going to be some personal growth in this offseason … I wonder if we will see the same tag team duo off the field around the Mahomes family next season as we saw this season. I would take a strong guess at no.”
Earlier this week, Matthews was asked how she deals with detractors on social media, and she said she is detaching herself from the networks to help her “inner peace.”
“It’s always gonna be there, at times its worse then [sic] others & at those times is when you won’t see me on here or the internet. Hence why I have taken such huge steps away from social media. It’s a toxic and horrible place at times and those are when I say peace out,” Matthews wrote in her Instagram story.
“My world outside of social media is great. I have the right people around me always and that’s where I stay when people on here wanna be s—-y,” she continued. “Not my problem, bye ?.”
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