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“I choose to keep my relationship out of social media. I’m content with my family and kids. I prefer to avoid any potential issues that could tarnish my reputation or relationships, which is why I maintain privacy in this regard.”
Patrick Mahomes and fiancé Brittany Matthews are having quite the year! After getting engaged in September of 2020, the couple has already won a Super Bowl (well, Patrick did), welcomed a baby girl, and now has set a wedding date for 2022! But their relationship dates back to 2013—from their first prom together to becoming parents, here is a complete timeline of Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Matthews’ relationship.
The highschool sweethearts met at Whitehouse High School in Texas and started dating when Mahomes was in 10th grade and Matthews in 11th, according to Yahoo Sports. In 2013, Mahomes escorted Matthews to the prom and shared this adorable photo collage to his Instagram.
“Best prom date a guy could ask for!!” He wrote. Matthews graduated from Whitehouse in 2013 with Mahomes following in 2014.After graduating high school, Matthews went on to play soccer at the University of Texas at Tyler. The following year, Mahomes went off to Texas Tech University, 440 miles away from Matthews’ school, but they made it through the long distance.
In 2017, during the first round of the NFL draft, Mahomes was selected by the Chiefs. At the same time, Matthews was signing with the professional soccer team UMF Afturelding/Fram in Iceland, according to Business Insider.
After less than a year—and a league championship—Matthews moved to Kansas City, where she became a certified fitness trainer. She later would go on to launch Brittany Lynne Fitness, which offers access to different fitness programs designed by Matthews.
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