“The only thing you can’t get back is time…” That’s what Randi Mahomes tweeted a few days ago–and she’s clearly living by it. After her divorce from MLB pitcher Pat Mahomes Sr., life wasn’t easy. As a single mom, she juggled two jobs to raise her three kids. In all that chaos, she missed out on moments with them, something she admitted on a podcast this April.

She said, “I do have mom guilt because I really want to be a part of everything.” Now, she’s making up for it. Whether it’s cheering on Patrick Mahomes at the Chiefs game, supporting Jackson’s TikTok journey, or showing up for Mia Randall’s games, she’s always there. Just like the most recent one… but wait, this time, there was a little twist.

On Friday, Patrick Mahomes’s mom, Randi, dropped a reel on Instagram – and let’s just say, she’s in full spring mode. Rocking a white tee, black jeans, sunglasses, and her go-to jacket with a sipper in hand, she looked ready for a sunny day out. And yep, she gave fans a little heads-up on where she was headed. Spoiler alert: She was off to cheer on her daughter, Mia, at her big weekend tennis tournament.

Mia, who’s already making waves in tennis alongside her love for hoops and volleyball, had her biggest fan front and center. Randi pulled up to her Texas school to show some love and even invited fans to be part of the moment. But she didn’t stop there. To make things more exciting, the proud mom of three announced a fun giveaway in her caption.

“GIVEAWAY TIME!” she wrote. “I’ve teamed up with @academy to give away two $100 gift cards this spring sports season! (baseball, tennis racket, and soccer ball emojis).” She laid out the simple rules: like the post, follow both her and @academy, and tag three friends. Winners will be picked on May 9. So, if you’re a Mahomes fan – or just love a good giveaway – it’s time to jump in!

Besides this, Randi further shared a little life update about her and Mia. In the caption next, she wrote: “Come along with me to Mia’s tennis tournament! She played so well and made us all proud (red heart emoji). And here’s a sideline tip: if you see stray tennis balls, be the MVP and throw ‘em back in! (winking emoji) Whether you’re in the stands or on the court, Academy has everything you need this season!” That’s true.

Just a week ago, Randi Mahomes embraced a new chapter by hosting the first-ever Ultimate Sports Parent Brunch at the Draft. This occasion was hosted at the launch of her Sports Parent Academy, where she was joined by the NFL players’ mothers, who worked tirelessly to help their kids succeed in college. And now, with this partnership, she is once again bringing along her fans to jump into the sports world and be a part of the support for Mia Randall during her intense competition.

Randi Mahomes’ daughter Mia is another winning child!

Patrick Mahomes may be the superstar on the football field, but his little sister Mia? She’s quietly making her own moves – and their mom, Randi Mahomes, couldn’t be more proud. At just 13, Mia’s already collecting wins across tennis, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Recently, she even snagged a medal in doubles at the TAPSAC tennis tournament, and yep – Mom made sure to let the world know. Randi shared the moment on Instagram, beaming with pride and saying how Mia “rocked it” in her end-of-season match.

Showing off the medal, she said, “Mia got a medal this week at TAPSAC. It’s her end-of-the-season tennis, and she was in doubles and rocked it. I’m so proud of her.” Congrats, little girl. Fans now hope that in the upcoming tournament of tennis tournament, Mia will win this one too. But this isn’t new, though.

Randi’s always cheering from the sidelines, whether it’s a tiny fridge drawing or a big-time win on the court. She’s said before that watching Mia grow as an athlete has been one of her greatest joys. And honestly? You can feel that in every word she writes. With a glowing heart and proud-mom smile, Randi Mahomes reminds everyone that it’s not just Patrick Mahomes bringing home the moments worth celebrating. Mia’s already stepping into her spotlight – one sport at a time.