Patrick and Brittany Mahomes celebrate daughter Sterling’s 3rd birthday on social media
The couple threw Sterling a birthday party in Dallas over the weekend
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany pulled out all the stops to celebrate their daughter Sterling Skye’s third birthday in style.
Brittany Mahomes took to Instagram on Tuesday to express her emotions on her daughter’s milestone, writing, “Happy Birthday to my Sterling Skye! You made me a Mama and it was one of the greatest moments of my life! You my girl are the brightest little girl and make every day nothing short of beautiful! You’re three, where did the time go?”
Patrick Mahomes also shared his excitement, posting a series of photos from Sterling’s botanical-themed birthday party. “Happy 3rd birthday Sterling Skye! You are my ! Stop growing up so fast!!” he captioned the adorable snapshots.
Sterling Mahomes’ perfect butterfly birthday party
The Chiefs’ most popular couple, along with their family and friends, gathered at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden for a memorable affair fit for a little princess.
The festivities, which included butterfly guests and tea cup-shaped cookies, were captured in heartwarming photos and videos shared on social media.
Sterling, dressed in a pink outfit adorned with angel wings, radiated joy as she played and interacted with loved ones.
Sterling, who was born on February 20, 2021, has become a beloved presence at her father’s games, often seen cheering him on from the sidelines.
According to Brittany, Sterling now understands the significance of her father’s profession and takes delight in watching him play football.
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE last month, Brittany revealed, “My daughter, she can finally kind of realize what’s going on and where she’s at, and she loves to watch her dad play football. She truly enjoys going down to the field and getting to see him before the game.”
As Sterling continues to grow and blossom, she remains a source of joy and inspiration for her parents, who cherish every moment spent with their beloved daughter and her brother Bronze.
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