“Opinions Are Not Facts”: Patrick Mahomes’ Pillar Brittany Shares Cryptic Message Amid Brother Jackson’s Courtroom Drama

The Mahomes family is quite popular not only in Kansas City but also around the world. However, with immense popularity also comes some backlashes that can negatively affect mental health. Brittany Mahomes once revealed that she wasn’t prepared for the level of hatred they faced when Patrick Mahomes and his family became famous. She even had to change her phone number due to the constant negativity.

Despite the challenges, the Mahomes family has remained resilient over the years. However, it doesn’t mean their problems have disappeared. One member of the family, Jackson Mahomes, the brother of the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, is still embroiled in controversy related to the KC restaurant. Nevertheless, amidst all these struggles, the former soccer player never forgets to stand by her family. Once again, she has shared a cryptic message directly indicating the roots of never-ending controversies.

Brittany Mahomes shares a message for haters

Brittany Mahomes recently shared a story on her Instagram account featuring a post from the IG account “@wetheurban.” The post reads, “Let them talk. Opinions are not facts. Your value isn’t defined by the volume of their noise.”

It appears that she wanted to address her critics and create a sense of peace for herself and her fans. She believes in her actions and isn’t swayed by the opinions of her haters.

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Interestingly, this message comes at an opportune time, as Brittany’s family has recently been embroiled in controversy, particularly involving her brother-in-law Jackson Mahomes, whose situation has escalated in the past month.

Will Jackson Mahomes’ trouble end?

On February 25 of this year, Jackson Mahomes, the younger brother of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, was accused of allegedly assaulting the restaurant owner and a waiter. Aspen Vaughn (40), the owner of the Overland Park Restaurant in KC, filed a police complaint against the Tik-Tok star. Then, nearly three months later, on May 3, the 23-year-old was arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated sexual battery and one count of battery related to the incident.

He pleaded not guilty to these charges but was released the following day from a Johnson County, Kansas, jail after posting a $100,000 bond. A preliminary hearing that was initially scheduled for the last week of August has now been postponed until October 24 due to the presiding judge contracting COVID-19.

Meanwhile, the Mahomes family and their fans are eagerly awaiting some positive news while simultaneously enduring criticism and negativity from online critics and haters.

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