Chiefs have defeated Bills for the fourth time in the playoffs and unsurprisingly, Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes led the winning brigade. Patrick’s father, Pat Mahomes Sr., took to social media to slam the NFC East team and even drew some criticism for the same. But Pat has now revealed that his account has been hacked and the message was not posted by him at all.
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' Father Says He Was The Victim Of A Cyber Crime
Pat claimed that when he tweeted, "Today is a great day to not be from Buffalo," his social media account was hacked. Mahomes Sr. claimed he hasn’t had access to that X account in years, and also assured his followers that he and his team are working to regain control of it. He also apologised to the Bills fandom for the misunderstanding and shared that he has a lot of respect for the organization.
“Haven’t been on Twitter/ X in years. My account was hacked and I do not have access to it. Please disregard any tweets from @pmahomes,” posted Pat Mahomes Sr. on his Instagram Story.
"Patrick Mahomes Sr.'s X account has been compromised," a statement posted to his Instagram read. "The Mahomes family holds the utmost respect for the @BuffaloBills organization and the #BillsMafia fan base."
Although Patrick Mahomes is often seen as one of the NFL's most grounded athletes, his family has received mixed publicity. His wife, Brittany, and brother, Jackson, have frequently made the news for their controversial behaviour, with Jackson facing serious allegations after being charged with assault in 2023.
Meanwhile, Mahomes' father, Patrick Sr., has raised concerns about his history of legal issues stemming from multiple DUI arrests. Patrick Mahomes Sr., 54, has been arrested six times for DWI, with his latest incident taking place in February 2024. However, the Chiefs QB has been tight-lipped about his father’s personal life.
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