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The Aces have won three titles since 2022. She has been part of the ownership group since 2020, when the club was still finding its footing in Kansas City. CPKC Stadium opened on the riverfront in 2024. It cost about $117 million and holds 11,500 fans, a big bet in a sport that long relied on rented football grounds. The Aces tie came in 2022, when she and Patrick bought into the Las Vegas franchise.
Brittany Mahomes has spent years in the Chiefs spotlight as Patrick Mahomes ‘ wife, but her business moves tell a different story. She is a co-owner of the Kansas City Current in the NWSL and holds a stake in the Las Vegas Aces of the WNBA. The Current built CPKC Stadium, the first venue made for a women’s pro team. Her growing role in women’s sports now gives her a public identity that stands apart from football Sundays at Arrowhead. The Current deal is the clearest example. The couple now has stakes in two teams that draw strong fan interest and sponsor money. Women’s sports are growing fast, and owners who show up publicly help shape how new fans see a team. There is a business logic too. Sponsors tend to follow recognizable names, and Mahomes brings a large social following that most club owners do not have.
Brittany also has her own brand, a young family and a husband who plays in the biggest league in American sport. None of that goes away. Yet in Kansas City, her name is increasingly linked to soccer and basketball as much as to football, and that shift looks set to continue.
The test is whether she keeps doing the work when the cameras move on. Owners in women’s leagues carry real weight right now, since valuations are climbing and new franchises keep launching. Being visible helps. Being useful helps more, whether that means backing facilities, pushing ticket sales or pressing for better player support.