“Her confidence, whether in business or as a mom, pushes me to be better every day.” This is how Patrick Mahomes cherishes his wife, Brittany’s presence in his life. Besides managing spotlights during the NFL playoff games and major events, the high-school sweethearts, who have become the most buzzing NFL couple, have been balancing family life with kids and football games. Well, Chiefs star QB, who is entering his 9th NFL season, could not hold back from highlighting his wife’s bravery this time, as he will have an extra supporter this year.

The couple’s third child, Golden Raye, whom Mahomes welcomed over 7 months ago on January 12 during the bye week of the 2024 season, her arrival felt like the ‘perfect timing’ for the QB. The behind-the-scenes narration is just ‘cool’ like an impressive TD pass from a pass rusher. In ESPN’s new docuseries “The Kingdom,” which features the Chiefs‘ 2024-2025 season behind the scenes and the KC players and their families’ off-field moments, Patrick Mahomes’ saga made the buzz. His latest narration left the fans in a frenzy. A story of an incredible moment: it is related to the birth timing of his second daughter. In no time, it spread all over the internet. And, the mom of three amusingly recounted the moment that left Patrick only one choice.

By re-sharing ESPN’s post, the former soccer player gave the cheeky caption to her IG story. “@patrickmahomes only had one option,” she wrote, adding the laughing face and clapping emojis. Originally, the post caption reads, “The entire Mahomes family is built different.” So, the QB had no choice? Well, it was the time during the playoff bye week, and the QB was indulging in games and other team activities.

But, on January 12, when Brittany first felt labor, SB champ was watching playoff games at home at the time.”Brittany crushed it. I was watching playoff games the entire day. She went to labor after one game,” Patrick, 29, clarified in one of the episodes of the docuseries “The Kingdom” that streamed on August 14 on “Good Morning America“.

And why is the timing perfect? Mahomes explained that it was perfect timing because his second daughter was born in the bye week before the playoffs, so he could watch every game without missing anything. “Baby was here before the next game, so I didn’t even miss a playoff game,” he added. Additionally, he went on to hilariously joke that Golden is “as locked in as I am as far as football goes”. 

So, yeah, the birth timing of Golden allowed Patrick to be at the hospital without missing crucial games or team activities. Notably, it worked out perfectly for the Mahomes family. Through a joint IG post, Mahomes announced the good news of the arrival of the third addition to their family back in January.

“Golden Raye Mahomes•1/12/25🎀✨,” they mentioned in their post caption, adding an adorable image of the newborn’s tiny feet. The power duo managed to keep Golden’s face hidden on social media till her sixth-month birthday. However, they kept posting pictures with their other two kids, Sterling Skye, 4, and Bronze, 2, from their vacation and family time on social media.

And now, at this moment, Mahomes felt that the birth timing was “perfect”. His mom, Randi, and Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt’s wife, Tavia Hunt, also could not hold back their emotions. While the matriarch of the Mahomes family dropped multiple hearts, on the other hand, Tavia echoed the same sentiments on timing during NFL games. “That’s how we do it!!” she wrote, adding several emojis. It indeed showcased the relentless determination of the Chiefs’ family just ahead of the start of the season. And, the docuseries featured the never-before-seen moments and untold stories of the last season.

ESPN’s Chiefs docuseries highlights the untold saga of Patrick Mahomes’ fellow players

“The Kingdom,” which explores the NFL team’s 65-year history and current dynasty, features the Mahomes alongside other Kansas City players and their families. Through this docuseries, viewers get an unparalleled insight into the players and coaches during the 2024 season, when the team battled for a “three-peat” triumph in Super Bowl LIX. Interestingly, the team permitted cameras to follow them on the field, in the locker room, and even beyond the stadium, capturing real and raw emotions.

“The Kingdom” debuted Thursday at 9 p.m. ET with its first two episodes, kicking off the six-part docuseries. “All six episodes of ‘The Kingdom’ premiere on ESPN+ and Disney+ on August 14,” the latest ESPN IG post mentioned. All episodes are streaming now on ESPN+ and Disney+ for viewers everywhere. Chiefs’ new docuseries is produced by Words + Pictures in collaboration with NFL Films, 2 PM Productions, Skydance Sports, and Foolish Club Studios and directed by Kristen Lappas. They were given unheard-of access, win or lose, as the team, aiming to become the first team in history to win three straight Super Bowl championships.

Rather than being a six-episode highlight reel of the Chiefs’ unlikely ascent to fame, this documentary delves deeper into the details that led them to this point, which is what makes this docuseries so amazing. Fundamentally, it is about how failure leads to success. How football-induced calluses could both strengthen and weaken you. Along with the Chiefs’ extended slowdown in playoff success, it offers a true how-it-was-made narrative of the team’s history and place in the league, which served as the core of the era of Kansas City football.