Patrick Mahomes’ brother Jackson supports Chiefs QB at ‘The Match’ in rare sighting

Patrick Mahomes had a packed cheering section Thursday when he and his Chiefs teammate, tight end Travis Kelce, took on Golden State Warriors stars Steph Curry and Klay Thompson in “The Match.”

Mahomes’ younger brother Jackson was spotted at the Wynn Resort in Las Vegas — along with the Chiefs quarterback’s wife, Brittany, his mom, Randi, and younger sister Mia — in a rare sighting for the embattled TikTok star.

Jackson, who has been keeping a low profile following his May arrest for aggravated sexual battery, was seen in an Instagram Story posted by Brittany, who captioned the clip, “The crew 🔥.”

Patrick Mahomes (center) with his family, including wife Brittany and brother Jackson, at "The Match" in June 2023. — Patrick Mahomes (center) with his family, including wife Brittany and brother Jackson, at “The Match” in June 2023.

Brittany Mahomes posted a family photo on her Instagram Stories.

Mahomes matriarch Randi also posted a family snap on Instagram that featured her grandchildren, Sterling and “Bronze.”

“Spending time with my family is priceless. God is great,” Randi captioned Thursday’s post.

Mahomes, 27, and Kelce, 33, pulled out a 3&2 victory over Curry, 35, and Thompson, 33, in the golf exhibition.

(From left) Klay Thompson, Steph Curry, Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes at "The Match." — (From left) Klay Thompson, Steph Curry, Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes at “The Match.”

Thursday’s win was a first for Mahomes in the annual event, as he and Josh Allen lost to Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers in last summer’s hyped matchup.

It’s been an offseason filled with celebrations for Mahomes, who won his second Super Bowl in February following the Chiefs’ 38-35 win over the Eagles.

The star quarterback, who was named Super Bowl MVP, was joined on the field postgame by his family, including Jackson, 23.

Jackson Mahomes with brother Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany.

Shortly after the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory, Jackson was accused of assault and forcibly kissing the female owner of a Kansas City-area establishment.

A lawyer for the influencer denied the allegations, stating in part in March: “Jackson has done nothing wrong.”

Jackson was later charged with three counts of aggravated sexual battery and an additional count of misdemeanor battery stemming from the alleged February incident.