Randi Mahomes got a sweet gift from her loved ones!
The 53-year-old mom of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and Jackson Mahomes revealed that her sons and Patrick’s wife, Brittany, bought her a new house in an Instagram post thanking them and her “grandbabies for this incredible blessing.”
On Saturday, March 29, Randi shared two photos of herself standing at the front door of her new home. The stylish abode features gray bricks and black roofing, as well as a large front yard with two newly-planted trees.
“Home is where the heart is—and my heart is full,” she captioned the post. “Beyond grateful for my amazing family @patrickmahomes @brittanylynne @jacksonmahomes and my grandbabies for this incredible blessing.”
“Being a Mom and Grandi is the greatest joy of my life, and I’m so thankful for the love that surrounds me every day,” she added. “Here’s to new memories, laughter, and love in this beautiful new home!”
Jackson commented on the post, writing, “love you momma!🖤”
Randi – also mother to daughter Mia Randall – continued to rave about the gift on her Instagram Stories, calling it the “surprise of my life.”
In February 2024, the proud mother opened up about how raising Patrick at a young age changed her life in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE. “Patrick is my first child, and I grew up with him basically,” she said. “I had him at a young age, and I don’t go out saying that’s the best thing to do, but it was the best thing for me just because it made me grow up.”
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Randi, who learned she was pregnant with Patrick in 1995, continued, “Sometimes, I look back and I’m like, ‘Where would I be if I didn’t have him?’ Because I wasn’t going down a bad road, I just wasn’t going on a road.”
She added that she still gets nervous watching the NFL star on the field after all these years.
“I still get nervous,” she admitted. “The gray hair, I tell him, I’m like, ‘You’re giving me gray hair, and it’s not because I’m a grandma now, it’s because I’m having to watch you hit by 300 pound guys.’ Usually when I’m screaming at the game, it’s like, ‘Don’t hit him. Don’t hit him.’ “