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Patrick Mahomes Party in Style in Las vegas With a Fortune on Tequila and Wagyu Cheesesteak bites
Patrick Mahomes, the quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, has returned to the location of his most recent Super Bowl victory, and Travis Kelce looks to be on his way to join him.
The three-time Super Bowl champion was seen in Las Vegas this week, just two weeks after winning the Lombardi Trophy at Allegiant Stadium.
Mahomes has reportedly been in Las Vegas since Thursday, celebrating his friend’s bachelor party on the Strip.
He and a group of 20 people dined at Carversteak at Resorts World, enjoying a private dining experience in the Whiskey Room.
According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Mahomes treated the group to a round of Don Julio 1942 tequila, which costs $58 per serving, along with Wagyu cheesesteak bites and crab legs, while also enjoying Coors Light.
On Friday night, the group was spotted dancing at Zouk Nightclub, a familiar spot for Mahomes. The Chiefs had previously celebrated their Super Bowl win at the club before continuing the party at XS Nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas.
The celebration was in honor of Mahomes’ childhood friend and fellow Texas Tech alum Brennan McDaniel’s bachelor party. It is unclear if any of Mahomes’ Chiefs teammates were present, but Kelce is rumored to be on his way to join the festivities.
Kelce had traveled to Sydney, Australia, after celebrating the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory to support his girlfriend Taylor Swift during her Eras Tour Down Under. He arrived in Sydney on Wednesday and attended one of her shows on Friday before leaving Australia.
TMZ reported that Kelce is flying back to Las Vegas to continue celebrating the Super Bowl win with his teammates. He is expected to arrive in Las Vegas on Saturday morning after a 15-hour flight, similar to Swift’s journey from Japan to Nevada for the Super Bowl.
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