Mahomes gay brother
Patrick Mahomes breaks his silence on arrest of younger brother Jackson, 23, for aggravated sexual battery... three months after he was accused of forcibly kissing female bar owner, 40
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes repeatedly declined to address his brother Jackson's sexual battery arrest, describing the situation as a 'personal thing' that he was 'going to keep to' himself.
Speaking with reporters during Organized Team Activities (OTAs), the two-time Super Bowl champion faced consecutive questions about the subject, but refused to address the outstanding allegations facing his brother.
'At the end of the day,' Mahomes said, 'I come here to play football and try to take care of my family, at the same time.
'So, just kind of keep it to myself and just go out there and play football when I'm in the building.
'It's your family. but you have to advance in here and do a employment. And that's what I try to do every day.'
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes (right) and his younger brother Jackson (left)
Jackson allegedly grabbed a woman by the neck and kissed her against her will three times
Jackson, Patrick's younger brother who has developed his control identity as a
Mahomes brother arrested for sexual battery
"My cousin shoots the needle. She be gone for days. Gone off the ******* deisel, she gone end up with AIDS. I told her I love her, I swear I just told her, but you know what she said to me? "Everybody got a gay or at least one dope fiend in their family. You aint the only one with a reject in your family."..."kidhawk said:
Speaking as someone who has a fairly regular, being with a brother who does not, let me be the first to chime in that it's nearly doomed to reel in a family member who likes to push the limits of what's acceptable. Safe to declare that a lot of families filled with well place together people, but that doesn't block the one or two from organism a problem minor.
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-Earl "E-40" Stevens, "Seasoned"
I swear I just got done listening to this ballad 2 or 3 minutes before reading your post.
Drake's Alleged Leaked DMs Show Awkward Moment with Patrick Mahomes' Homosexual Brother
On Rally 19, a meme page named @grandwizardchatnigg, reportedly linked to Drake, was allegedly hacked.
The hackers revealed a lengthy conversation thread believed to be between Drake and the account owner.
Among the most notable messages reportedly exposed was the rapper's mention of the run-in with Jackson, during which Jackson confronted him with his comments about his brother.
According to the leaked DMs, AllHipHop reported Drake described being taken aback when Jackson pressed him regarding a lyric that referenced Patrick Mahomes.
"I won't cap," Drake purportedly wrote. "Jackson Mahomes pressed me like he was NBA Ben 10 about my Patrick Mahomes bar. I've never been pressed by a 6'5 gay n****. Like I just didn't have the reaction in my Rolodex; my existence never prepared me for that."
He allegedly added, "He really think he NBGAY YOUNGBOY I swear. Fancy he's so gangster about being gay it's crazy."
The leaked messages are part of a larger thread that reportedly includes Drake's commentary on various celebrities and events. In one instance, he allegedly discussed his thoughts on
Jackson Mahomes, influencer brother of Patrick Mahomes, arrested and charged with sexual battery
Jackson Mahomes, a TikTok influencer and the brother of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, was arrested Wednesday morning and charged with sexual battery.
Court documents say Mahomes, 22, allegedly touched someone without permission in a sexual manner and used physical force with another unnamed person on Feb. 25, NBC affiliate KSHB of Kansas City reported.
The incident happened at a restaurant in Overland Park, Kansas, a police emissary said.
Mahomes was booked into the Johnson County Jail on three counts of aggravated sexual battery and one count of battery, KSHB reported.
He was being held on a $100,000 bond, court records showed. He is due for a court appearance Wednesday afternoon, the sheriff’s office said.
Mahomes’ attorney, Brandon Davies, declined to comment, referring to a court order that prohibited him and Mahomes from discussing the case.
When The Kansas City Star published video appearing to show the incident in March, Davies wrote in a statement: "Every interaction between people needs to be placed in the proper context.
"Releasing a short clip