On Tuesday, Brittany Mahomes showcased a perfect workout outfit as her personal trainer, Kirsty Rae, posted their training session on Instagram. The 29-year-old athlete was seen wearing leopard-print activewear paired with black Adidas sneakers.
Her eye-catching cheetah-patterned tank top ($56) and leggings ($80) are part of a yet-to-be-released collection from her favorite brand, Vitality, which currently features several other styles in different designs.
As Mahomes performed Australian pull-ups and lat pulldowns in her private gym, Rae playfully remarked, “back injury whoooooo?!” noting that she is currently expecting her third child with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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Rae continued to praise her client in the same Instagram story, calling her a “strong mama.” Back in March, Mahomes disclosed that she had a fractured back, sharing advice with fellow mothers on her Instagram story: “Just your daily reminder: Once you have kids, please take care of your pelvic floor. Seriously.”
Fortunately, Mahomes appears to be on the mend, as she has been regularly visiting the gym. She has also been proudly displaying her baby bump at Chiefs games, including an appearance the day after Thanksgiving when she donned a T-shirt designed by Mahomes for the Kansas City team, which was priced under $25.
The blonde star frequently sports customized clothing that features her last name, her husband’s jersey number, and more. Adidas holds a special importance for the family, as Patrick represents the brand and has his own sneaker line. Additionally, their son Bronze celebrated his second birthday last week with a pair of custom Adidas shoes designed for kids.
Although the Mahomes family has yet to disclose the due date for their new addition, it is likely that she will give birth in early 2025. The couple announced over the summer that they are expecting another girl, joining their two children: daughter Sterling, 3, and son Bronze.
