Brittany Mahomes opened up on his childhood connection with the Cowboys. She graced “The Kelly Clarkson Show” and revealed the truth about betraying the Cowboys. Everyone connects Brittany Mahomes with the Kansas City Chiefs. Still, the former soccer player traces back her genes to Texas.

Kelly Clarkson first talked about her children’s health, given Brittany Mahomes’ major scare regarding allergy awareness. After learning that everything is fine, thanks to Auvi-Q, she even promoted the brand and shared about it recently. The conversation concerned Brittany Mahomes’ childhood in Texas amid the Chiefs’ Sunday clash against the Ravens.

Brittany Mahomes denies switchover from the Cowboys

Kelly Clarkson asked Brittany Mahomes, “Are you originally Texan?” Brittany Mahomes admitted, “I am,” and shared a close moment as they both are from Texas. Kelly Clarkson noticed every Texan grew up to be a Cowboys fan and asked Brittan Mahomes about the hard decision to become a Chiefs fan, “How hard was that the switchover?”

Brittany Mahomes took her time to reply and admitted, “I was not a Cowboys fan.” Clarkson quickly said that her manager is from the same place and not a Cowboys fan and sarcastically called her out on the betrayal, a “traitor.” Mahomes clarified, “I appreciate them because I am Texan at heart, and they work hard, and they are a great team.” She appreciated Kelly Clarkson cheekily,” Shout out to you for being a fan.” Clarkson noticed the subtle jab as the Cowboys were out of the playoffs and laughingly said, “Go Chiefs.” 

Kelly Clarkson appreciated the team. “I love the Chiefs, the game I love watching the game so much. You have a lot of talented people, your husband (Patrick Mahomes) is one of them,” Brittany Mahomes felt happy and added, “Fun time.”

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It’s a sad time to be a Cowboys fan, but it’s definitely the best time to be a Chiefs fan.

The Chiefs and the Cowboys: A tale of separate fates

Once again, the Cowboys have not made it to the Super Bowl. Despite securing a playoff berth five times in the last seven years, the team somehow finds a way to lose in the knockout games. The Cowboys fanbase was left in tears when they lost the Wild Card at their home ground this time.

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On the other hand, the Chiefs fans are living as if in a dream. Under Patrick Mahomes’ leadership, the Chiefs have made it to the AFC championship in the sixth straight season. The Chiefs are eyeing a victory over the Baltimore Ravens and getting one step closer to another Super Bowl. Before heading to Baltimore, take a look at the weather conditions first.

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