Patrick Mahomes, a standout player for the Kansas City Chiefs, served as a guardian figure to his baby daughter Sterling on Monday by shielding her from the solar eclipse.
During the Great American Eclipse, which occurred on Monday, the moon blocked the sun for more than 180 million people. The quarterback, along with millions of other Americans, wore glasses of varying colors to observe the phenomena.
The video was released by his wife Brittany, who showed Mahomes and their daughter Sterling, who is three years old, looking up at the sky while wearing their safety glasses in order to observe the eclipse.
On the other hand, the child seemed to be unduly enthusiastic with the cosmic display, and it seemed as though they were unaware of how important the eyewear was.
Sterling could be seen in another post on Brittany’s Instagram story tottering around their patio before stopping to peek up at the sun once more without the cover of the glasses. Brittany’s tale was posted on Instagram.
Patrick Mahomes and his daughter Sterling watched the solar eclipse together on Monday
While the small girl attempted to look directly at the sun, the quarterback for the Chiefs protected her from the sun.
The moment Mahomes saw his toddler, he immediately went into his fatherly mode and rushed up to her. He covered her eyes in order to shield them from the intense light.
After some time had passed, he posted a photograph of Sterling, who appeared to be completely captivated as she took in the experience. This time, his mother Brittany checked to make sure that she was wearing her spectacles in the background.
He initially tagged the photo on X with the word “Mood,” but he subsequently added, “That was crazy because I’m not going to lie.”
On Monday, the United States of America came to a complete halt as a result of the total solar eclipse. Millions of people stopped their jobs, halted their classes, and flocked to the streets and rooftops of cities in order to witness the extraordinary occurrence.
Shortly before two o’clock in the afternoon, throngs gathered in New York City and Washington, DC, in the hopes of catching a sight of the hurricane that had just passed over Mexico and then moved on to Texas, Arkansas, and Ohio.
Celebrities such as Reese Witherspoon, Jessica Biel, Kelly Osbourne, and Irina Shayk were among those who witnessed the solar eclipse. The winner of the Super Bowl was only one of the many celebrities who witnessed the event.
While this was going on, National Football League teams all over the country came up with entertaining methods to commemorate the solar eclipse. Aaron Rodgers and Jalen Hurts were among the players who appeared in comedic social media posts.
Aaron Rodgers was seen wearing sunglasses in an image that was uploaded on X by the New York Jets. ‘Eclipse ready’ was the caption that accompanied the image.
After that, he tweeted a picture of Sterling, who appeared to be completely captivated as she soaked in the event.
On the other hand, the Giants shared a little video clip on their social media accounts that depicted the moon obstructing the sun, but with a novel twist.
“The eclipse is too sexy for your eyes,” the Giants said in their letter. “Don’t look directly at the eclipse.” In spite of this, the moon’s illumination of Dexter ‘Sexy Dexy’ Lawrence II’s face occurred in the film after it had passed above the sun.
On the other hand, the Eagles released a picture of Jalen Hurts wearing sunglasses, while the Cowboys uploaded a picture of tight end Jake Ferguson wearing eclipse glasses. Both of these pictures were captured in Dallas.
The Philadelphia account stated, “This afternoon, make sure you don’t forget to bring your safety glasses.” The post also included a photo from SpongeBob SquarePants, which depicts one of the character’s eyes being on fire. the picture was sent in addition to the Hurts.