Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce swerve women trying to dance with them
Mahomes is happily married to his high school sweeheart Brittany
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce were spotted partying together at a Las Vegas nightclub surrounded by women, some of which attempted to dance with the NFL stars, but failed miserably.
Mahomes, 28, is happily married to his high school sweeheart Brittany, with whom he shared two children. Kelce, 34, is dating popstar Taylor Swift and coming off back-to-back Super Bowl victories.
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce party in Las Vegas like there is no tomorrow
All their happiness and success could crumble if there is any hint of infidelity, which is why both of them kept turning away from the women looking to get their attention.
At one point in the video, Mahomes even looks at the camera with a “get me out of here” face, which is what they eventually did.
Brittany Mahomes flies with friends to Mexico
Brittany, 28, left the children home in Kansas City to travel with friends to Mexico for a bachelorette party, so Mahomes and Kelce were partying solo.
Swift, 34, is meanwhile continuing her “Eras Tour” in Singapore and reportedly had several rules for Kelce to follow while they are apart.
Kelce, however, is clearly only thinking of Swift. He was recorded singing to one of her songs at the top of his lungs while partying with Mahomes.
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