“I Trust Nobody”: Patrick Mahomes Wife Brittany Mahomes Makes Wholehearted Confession

The minute they are drafted to the NFL, most players bid farewell to their anonymity. Well, maybe the process starts way before the draft as most of these young men are being scouted and talked about extensively. In addition to these professional athletes, their families also have to sign up for a life in the public eye.

Not to mention that fans sometimes push the envelope a bit too much, often intruding beyond their limits. With their crazed home fans and the somewhat hostile opposition crowd, athletes and their families are absolutely bound to develop a sense of paranoia. Recently, the wife and better half of one of the NFL‘s biggest names opened up about her fears and the measures she has taken.

Patrick Mahomes’ wife trusts no one

The name, Patrick Mahomes, is enough to take an arena by storm. The Super Bowl MVP incites a sense of curiosity among his fans, that they remain glued to his socials while occasionally crossing the line.

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Online attention is one thing, but real-life interactions can be overwhelming, as fans often misjudge access as a privilege. The situation can get particularly scary if you have kids. Maybe that’s why Brittany Mahomes has a hard time trusting the outside world.

During a Q&A session on her Instagram, Brittany Mahomes was asked by one of her fans, “Do you have bodyguards?”

To which the mother of two replied, “We do. I trust nobody and this world is crazy!”

Brittany Mahomes’ response makes perfect sense if you follow the crazy misfortunate events that have transpired over the years. Just a month back, Zach Pascal of the Philadelphia Eagles was robbed and assaulted at gunpoint in Prince George’s County in Maryland. Lax security is another concern for most professional athletes and their families and the NFL world is all too familiar with it. However, one particularly gruesome incident in the past changed the mere perception of security.

Learning from Sean Taylor

The shooting of Washington Redskins’ safety Sean Taylor in 2007, left the entire sports world baffled. The security and safety of professional athletes were immediately brought into question as many NFL athletes shared their extreme measures. At the time, Washington Redskins tackle Chris Samuels opened up on his plans to buy a gun while Jacksonville Jaguars running back Fred Taylor showcased his trust in a rather vicious canine friend.

The league advised its players to maintain a lower public profile. League spokesperson Greg Aiello said, “Lower their profile as private citizens and try to avoid making it conspicuous that they are NFL players, In other words, don’t make it easy for people to target you.”

Sixteen years down the line, players have resorted to recruiting their own security staff, and Brittany Mahomes echoes the same sentiment.

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