Brittany Matthews’ Best Clap Backs in Defense of Patrick Mahomes: ‘I Said What I Said’

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Brittany Matthews’ Best Clap Backs in Defense of Patrick Mahomes: ‘I Said What I Said’

Speaking up. Brittany Matthews is always ready to defend her love, Patrick Mahomes, whether from trolls, refs or even a major network. The dedicated duo's connection goes back more than a decade. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and the Brittany Lynne Fitness owner were high school sweethearts who grew close as freshmen in 2011. The Texans stayed together through college and moved to Missouri together after Mahomes was signed to play for the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs. They got engaged in September 2020 and welcomed daughter Sterling in February 2021. Through it all, the fitness guru has been a supportive partner. "Not how we wanted it to end, but 15 played his heart out and I'm always and forever proud of him in everything he does!" she shared in February 2021 after her love lost Super Bowl LV. "Now let's have a baby." Matthews isn't always sweet and saccharine when showing her support. The Kansas City women's soccer team owner isn't afraid of a little confrontation. When SportsCenter tweeted a picture of a frustrated Mahomes when the Chiefs were down during the 2021 Super Bowl, Matthews called them out — and left a flirty comment for her fiancé. "Y’all are 🗑🗑🗑 for this too, but he looks damn good to me😍🔥," she tweeted at the time. That protective spirit extends to her whole family. After Sterling was born, Matthews told followers that she was already in full mama bear mode. She was worried about publishing photos of the newborn daughter for the world to see. “We will share photos of her when we feel the time is right," she wrote via Instagram days after giving birth. "I know the Internet will instantly take the photos of her and share everywhere so just preparing myself for my newborn baby girl to be shared to the world. Right now we are just soaking in every minute with her." Five months later, she and Mahomes shared the first photos of their daughter's face. Unsurprisingly, the businesswoman isn't here for trolls, which she made clear in July 2020. "I wish, that every person that made a dumb ass/hurtful/rude comment to someone on social media, that I could just sit them down, look them in their eyes & say what the heck is wrong with you, what are you doing?" she tweeted. Scroll down to see Matthews' best clap backs: [podcast_block]

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Brittany Matthews’ Best Clap Backs in Defense of Patrick Mahomes: ‘I Said What I Said’

Speaking up. Brittany Matthews is always ready to defend her love, Patrick Mahomes, whether from trolls, refs or even a major network. The dedicated duo's connection goes back more than a decade. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and the Brittany Lynne Fitness owner were high school sweethearts who grew close as freshmen in 2011. The Texans stayed together through college and moved to Missouri together after Mahomes was signed to play for the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs. They got engaged in September 2020 and welcomed daughter Sterling in February 2021. Through it all, the fitness guru has been a supportive partner. "Not how we wanted it to end, but 15 played his heart out and I'm always and forever proud of him in everything he does!" she shared in February 2021 after her love lost Super Bowl LV. "Now let's have a baby." Matthews isn't always sweet and saccharine when showing her support. The Kansas City women's soccer team owner isn't afraid of a little confrontation. When SportsCenter tweeted a picture of a frustrated Mahomes when the Chiefs were down during the 2021 Super Bowl, Matthews called them out — and left a flirty comment for her fiancé. "Y’all are 🗑🗑🗑 for this too, but he looks damn good to me😍🔥," she tweeted at the time. That protective spirit extends to her whole family. After Sterling was born, Matthews told followers that she was already in full mama bear mode. She was worried about publishing photos of the newborn daughter for the world to see. “We will share photos of her when we feel the time is right," she wrote via Instagram days after giving birth. "I know the Internet will instantly take the photos of her and share everywhere so just preparing myself for my newborn baby girl to be shared to the world. Right now we are just soaking in every minute with her." Five months later, she and Mahomes shared the first photos of their daughter's face. Unsurprisingly, the businesswoman isn't here for trolls, which she made clear in July 2020. "I wish, that every person that made a dumb ass/hurtful/rude comment to someone on social media, that I could just sit them down, look them in their eyes & say what the heck is wrong with you, what are you doing?" she tweeted. Scroll down to see Matthews' best clap backs: [podcast_block]

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When She Defended His Contract Extension

Matthews knew the haters would be out in full force after Mahomes signed a historic, 10-year contract extension. She got ahead of them by noting how hard her man worked for that deal. "Let me tell y'all about my best friend, he earned that," she tweeted with heart emojis in July 2020.

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When She Called Out ESPN

When ESPN and SportsCenter shared photos of the losing quarterback looking sad in their coverage before the February 2021 game was even over, Matthews was ready to defend the QB. She clapped back, tweeting, “Cool ESPN, love the support of a major sports platform for one of the best players in the league... 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽yyyy."

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When She Clapped Back at ‘SportsCenter’

She later called out SportsCenter in February 2021 for its use of an awkward photo of Mahomes after he lost Super Bowl LV. “Y’all are [trash can emojis] for this too, but he looks damn good to me,” she tweeted.

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When She Took on Refs — and Fans

In October 2021, Matthews complained after a loss against the Buffalo Bills. “Refs are never in our favor,” she tweeted. "Never."

Some fans were upset that she was taking aim at the referees, but she held her ground, adding, “I said what I said. Y’all so mad.”

A Chiefs fan advised the former soccer player to calm down. “Girl. I need you to stop," the spectator tweeted. "This was my team long before Patrick was here. It’s not giving the org a good look. Chiefs are bigger than you, me or any one player.”

Matthews clapped back with a smiley face emoji and a short message: “In the nicest way possible… Shut up.”

When one follower noted, "The refs aren’t supposed to be in anybody’s favor though? Soooooo," Matthews allowed it. "Valid point," she replied with laughing emojis.