You’re mad when everybody doesn’t kiss your [expletive]. Get over your entitlement. Stop it, stupid.” NFL fans comes for Brittany mahomes

“You’ve got more money trying to make you look good than any other woman in America,” he says, “but you’re mad when everybody doesn’t kiss your [expletive]. Get over your entitlement. Stop it, stupid.”

Her looks have nothing to do with her position as her husband’s biggest fan. Instead, she receives a lot of heat for the simple fact that she is a woman, and women in sports are often looked down upon.

Brittany, more specifically, received a lot of backlash from the public after a celebration at one of her husband’s games saw her basically pouring champagne all over unsuspecting fans in the stadium — but a football game is incomplete without some kind of food or drink being thrown at you.

She was also criticized for tweeting about the referees during one of his games (but who doesn’t?) and more recently faced criticism for giving her husband a kiss on the field as fans were apparently offended by her presence on the field despite the field being open to all players’ partners.

When it really comes down to it, a regular fan would do any of these things.
But since the spotlight is on her, she’s being criticized more heavily. She should be able to support her husband in any way that she wants, and she should be allowed to be a regular sports fan.

In a recent Q&A she did on Instagram, she claimed that she didn’t care about other people’s opinions about her and that she would change up her posting habits on social media, but she shouldn’t have to. Part of the experience is getting emotional when things are going your team’s way, or the refs were paid off by the other team — Brittany is no different.

Men aren’t shamed for their fanaticism towards their favorite sports teams or players, so why should the wife of a prolific sports star be shunned?