Patrick Mahomes is not happy with the way and manner in which Kelce’s Taylor Swift is introducing a new lifestyle of drinking to his wife, Brittany. The chiefs QB spoke to a team mate of his plan to ask Travis to caution his girlfriend…See details

The global icon and wife of Patrick Mahomes are polarizing for different reasons, especially when it comes to their Chiefs fandom. Aren’t we all overreacting?

Taylor Swift rubbing Brittany Mahomes’ “new [pregnancy] bump” at the Kansas City Chiefs game of course instantly went viral.

The global pop icon, who’s every move is scrutinized, including whether or not she attends Chiefs games as a health status on her relationship with Travis Kelce, recreated the rubbing of the belly for a new pregnancy with Mrs. Mahomes and Lyndsay Bell, who’s married to Kelce’s fellow tight end Blake Bell, at some point during the Chiefs 26-13 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football.

It was spun by every outlet to serve their own bidding and audience, and it’s the perfect microcosm of the microscope both are under constantly. The Athlete Lifestyle is not immune, as we cover the duo extensively with whimsical headlines (heck, look at our related links) about their fits, like whether or not the proud “Mama” of Sterling, 3, and Patrick “Bronze” III, 1, is mimicking Swift’s style. For the record, we believe she is not.

Swift, for her part, has proven to be a diehard fan when she does attend NFL games. The 34-year-old superstar, who brought her dad Scott to the MNF game, had a hilarious moment where she was caught on-camera pissed off when a deflected Patrick Mahomes pass was intercepted at the goal line. Iin every photo you see shared on social media from the game, the pop legend is relaxing and celebrating behind the scenes after the game with Kelce, who also just turned 35 on Oct. 5(1989 of course), having a good time with family and friends.

Mrs. Mahomes, 29, (oh look at that, also the same age as her husband) for her part, is always doting on her children and supporting her husband, while also expanding her business acumen, sharing co-ownership of the very successful Kansas City Current of the NWSL, currently sitting fourth in the standings and headed for the playoffs, which start next month.

Yes, you might not like their political stances. You might not like their fits. Heck, you might not even like their men. And that’s all fair. That’s your prerogative in a country that’s deeply divided about many things.