Brittany Mahomes pays homage to Taylor Swift while departing London with her family
“So Long, London.”
Brittany Mahomes and her family departed England’s capital city Tuesday morning and paid homage to her good friend Taylor Swift while doing so.
The wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared footage on her Instagram Stories filmed from inside a car as she and her group drove down London’s city streets set to the pop star’s song “So Long, London” — a track believed to be about her ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn.
Brittany and Patrick, both 28, have been traveling throughout Europe over the past few weeks and most recently touched down in the UK to attend Wimbledon.
The Kansas City Current co-owner served up a patriotic look on day five of the famed tennis tournament Friday.
Brittany sported a red, white and blue Gucci polo ($1,980) and a matching pleated tennis skirt ($1,500) as she held hands with the NFL star at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
She opted for Gucci from head to toe, accessorizing with a red heart-shaped crossbody bag ($2,250) and a pair of white platform sneakers with red-and-blue stripes and crystals along the soles, with the kicks going for up to $1,000 on the resale market.
After having some courtside fun, the couple jetted to Amsterdam to meet up with Travis Kelce and catch the “Cruel Summer” singer’s Eras Tour performance Saturday.
The Mahomeses were seen embracing each other while Swift, 34, performed her romantic tune “Lover,” but Brittany — who rocked a set of $7,800 Prada pajamas for the event — had to put her emotions on pause temporarily to check on Kelce, as he appeared to well up with tears as his girlfriend sang a special mashup of songs seemingly all dedicated to him.
The Chiefs tight end, 34, gathered himself by the end of the performance and was seen sweetly kissing Swift on the head as they departed her show.
The “Out of the Woods” performer is scheduled to perform two shows in Zürich, Switzerland, on Tuesday and Wednesday before heading to Milan, Italy and Germany.
