Brittany Mahomes celebrated a new decade of her life with her cowgirl boots.
The three moms, who turned 30 on Sunday, shared photos on Instagram with her gal companions from her country-themed weekend celebration.
“I feel 30 today,” Mahomes wrote along with a photo of her walking down the stairs while she kept a drink in her hands. She rocked silver cowgirl boots, cropped denim jacket, white t-shirt and cut-off denim shorts.
Mahomes also reposted a friend’s Instagram story, including photos of the festival in Nashville, Tennessee. The group included Taylor Swift and football player Chestley Struther.
In one photo, Mahomes smiled loudly next to the espresso martini tower. In the other, she struck an impressive balance with a lychee martini on top of her cowgirl boots.
The group also enjoyed making brunch, spa treatments and custom cowboy hats. A friend of Mahomes also set up a hot pink spherical arch with neon light-up signs, including cowboy boots and signs to read “30.”
On Friday, Kansas City Chief Swag re-shared a post from fellow Lindsay Bell and Kath Greinlath, who were showing her on board.
“Celebrating our girls all over the weekend,” the photo was captioned. “Let’s go, girl.”
Swift attended a birthday celebration on Saturday, where she was photographed sitting next to Mahomes at a restaurant in Nashville.
The pop star has developed a close friendship with fellow NFL WAG as his fiancee Travisquels is a good friend of Brittany’s husband, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
Brittany and Patrick congratulated Swift and Kelse on their recent engagement.
Brittany re-responsible Swift and Kelce’s engagement post on her Instagram story, writing, “Two of the most real people met and fell in love. They were so happy with these two screams.”
The 29-year-old Patrick also became his Instagram story, writing Three Heart Emojis under a repost of Swift and Kelce engagement photos.
Brittany and the billionaire singer were together again in Swift and Kelce’s first engagement appearance at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday. They went to see the University of Cincinnati, the athlete’s alma mater, take over the University of Nebraska.
