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Sterling Mahomes and his mother Brittany have a cute girls’ day out where they get pedicures.

Brittany Mahomes posted the super cute content on her Instagram stories

The Mahomes have been enjoying some quality family time this week. Since Patrick’s return to Kansas having played game week 10 of the NFL with the Chiefs in Frankfurt, the quartet have been spotted out and about together. On Monday they were on the course with Sterling and Bronze for a family round of golf.

On Friday Brittany decided to have a girl’s day out away from her husband Patrick. The WAG posted a video of her and her adorable daughter Sterling having a pedicure together. Sterling sat on her Brittany’s lap as they relaxed in the salon, enjoying a croissant as her mum had her feet attended to.

Sterling Mahomes goes for a pedicure with mum Brittany

In the second video of the two, Sterling can be seen trying to open a bottle of nail polish and paint her nails. She seemed fascinated by the bottle of polish, but struggled to open it as her mum filmed her. “Pedicures with my girl,” was the caption of the one the stories which was accompanied by and heart and happy crying emoji.

Patrick, in the meantime, has been preparing for the Chief’s showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles early next week. The highly anticipated match is a repeat of last year’s Super Bowl final.

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