Jackson Mahomes Finally Comes out of Shell To Celebrate What Could’ve Been Brother Patrick Mahomes Dream Debut 2023

The 2023 NFL season has finally launched. In a packed Arrowhead Stadium, the Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions locked horns. In a surprising move, the Lions roared, beating the champions 21-20. With the triumph, the Lions snapped the Chiefs’ eight-game Week 1 winning streak. It also put an end to Captain Patrick Mahomes‘ streak of winning five straight season openers since starting the games in 2018. Heading into the opening match, the QB had the odds stacked against him. With his favored sidekick, Travis Kelce, staying away owing to injuries and a major piece missing in the lineup in the form of DT Chris Jones, it was a considerable strain on Mahomes.

As Mahomes tries to rebound from the ’embarrassing’ loss, his brother, Jackson Mahomes, shares an update on his Instagram, signaling a return to the public sphere.

Jackson makes a return to the public sphere

Jackson Mahomes had taken a brief hiatus from the public sphere following a string of controversies earlier this year. However, a few months ago, he came out of the hibernation. Recently, he showed up to support his brother at the season kickoff at Arrowhead Stadium. Jackson had shared various pictures of himself from the venue on his social media.

The social media star recently crashed a party, and it looks like Jackson is diving headfirst back into social life. He did not forget to update his followers, as he posted a clip from the event on his Instagram story.

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Jackson also made a return to his favorite platform, TikTok. He shared a clip of himself grooving in a car to Doja Cat’s latest song, “Paint The Town Red.” As Jackson has fully come out of his shell, he is yet to deal with the legal suits, which have been rescheduled to October.

Jackson awaits the hearing in October

The 23-year-old is battling the lawsuit after being accused of assaulting a 40-year-old Kansas City-area restaurant owner back in February. Three counts of aggravated sexual battery and an additional count of misdemeanor battery were the charges levied against Jackson. He was apprehended back in May and held at the Johnson County Detention Center. Later he was released upon posting a hefty $100,000 bond.

The social media star was initially scheduled for a preliminary hearing on August 31st. However, the court hearing was rescheduled to October 24th as the presiding Johnson County District Court Judge Thomas Sutherland contracted COVID-19.

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