Patrick Mahomes credits wife Brittany as driving force behind women's sports growth

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NFL star Patrick Mahomes has publicly praised his wife Brittany for her role in advancing women's sports in Kansas City. Brittany is a founding co-owner of the Kansas City Current, a women's soccer club she helped build out of a personal passion for the sport. Her efforts have contributed to increased investment in female athletes and the construction of CPKC Stadium. Patrick described her as a 'driving force' behind the team's growth and broader impact on the community. He noted that her vision has created new opportunities for female athletes and inspired young girls throughout the city.

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