Mere days ago, Brittany Mahomes, the wife of the Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut. And after the impressive Super Bowl win, she was at a red-carpet event hosted by Sports Illustrated. Jena Sims Koepka joined her and the duo’s behavior did not impress the fans.

Jena, a former model and actor is married to the former No.1 Golfer Brooks Koepka. And both the moms were in a celebratory mood at the party. However, their actions in front of the media were judged by millions of people on social media. Here’s what they thought!

Brittany Mahomes cannot keep the streak going

For more than a month, Brittany had everything lined up perfectly for her. Her husband was rushing towards the Super Bowl. She made her debut as a model in one of the most reputed magazines. And after the crowning jewel of the Super Bowl win, things did not go as planned. The duo’s outfits, unlike the usual gowns that are worn at such events, they traded in for jackets and skin-hugging dresses, which didn’t sit well with netizens. Their banter and playfulness on the carpet did not go down well with the fans as well!

“This is so tacky and so wrong”, wrote a fan under the post from the People magazine. The event hosted by Sports Illustrated was a Super Bowl party. One gentleman summed up the situation by writing, “No class”.

And a female supporter blasted Brittany Mahomes and Jena for not only their behavior but also their dress choices, rejecting them as role models for young girls. She wrote, “Wow! Come on Ladies you can dress better than that. This is definitely not Classy it’s just Trashy and disrespectful to all Women that want to be Treated with Respect and want to also set an example for children as well.”

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Jena, 35 and Brittany, 28, are both mothers. Hence, one mother took a shot at them by writing, “What decade are we living in? Seriously feels like society is regressing. What utter, tacky, degrading s**t this is”.

And even though both women are successful in their own right, their behavior attracted a commenter to write, “Just proves MONEY can’t buy you, class”. Do you agree with these comments? Are the fans justified in their reactions? Let us know your thoughts on the matter.

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