“Can Take Away…”: Patrick Mahomes’ 50YO Mom Randi Talks ‘Darkness’ and ‘Laughter’ Amidst Trials of Other Son, Jackson Mahomes

Randi Mahomes plays a vital role in the Mahomes family dynamics. Dealing with the loss of her mother to a prolonged illness this year and witnessing her son’s recent arrest has been emotionally challenging. On one hand, Randi takes joy in celebrating her elder son, Patrick Mahomes, the proud Kansas City Chiefs QB. On the other hand, she grapples with the frustration of online criticism directed at her younger son, Jackson.

The Mahomes family’s challenges are not likely to disappear anytime soon, as they continue to face ongoing issues. Despite a recent setback that delayed resolution, the Mahomes family remains patient while awaiting a final judgment. Throughout these trying times, Randi exemplifies resilience, and she recently shared a heartfelt message with her fans, offering a glimpse into her ability to find light even in the darkest moments of life.

Laughter is the medicine!

Randi Mahomes recently took to her Instagram to share an inspiring story about the key to a peaceful life. In her post, the mother of three featured a quote by American actress Christina Applegate: “There is something about laughter that can take away all the darkness.”

She also shared this post with her three mom friends. This quote deeply resonates with Randi, especially as a mother dealing with the challenges of this year.

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Particularly the phase she is going through during Jackson’s case, especially now that it has been postponed by one month.

Jackson’s trouble took another month?

Jackson Mahomes’ preliminary hearing, originally scheduled for August 31, has been postponed to October 24 due to the presiding judge contracting COVID-19. This hearing was intended for the prosecution to present its case against Mahomes, with witness testimonies to be heard.

Johnson County District Court Judge Thomas Sutherland, who had overseen previous court proceedings, had initially hoped to proceed with the hearing on Thursday. However, his more severe bout of COVID-19 raised uncertainties about his condition later in the week.

This decision was communicated during last week’s scheduling conference conducted over Zoom, attended by Mahomes, his attorney, the prosecuting attorney, and court personnel.

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