Who Is Patrick Mahomes' Brother? All About Jackson Mahomes

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his brother, Jackson Mahomes, are "super close."

He made a name for himself on social media in part by documenting his attendance at Patrick's games — cheering his brother on and dancing on the sidelines. Jackson has racked up more than 1 million followers on TikTok and 249,000 on Instagram, to date.

Despite his older brother's fame, Jackson says that he and Patrick have a normal sibling relationship.

"It's just like being related to anybody else," he explained during a May 2020 YouTube video. "He's a cool person, like we're super close. We have a great relationship, so I think that's pretty cool."

Jackson is also the loving uncle of Patrick's kids, Sterling Mahomes and Patrick "Bronze" Lavon Mahomes III, and has a close relationship with Patrick's wife, Brittany Mahomes.

Over the years, the quarterback's brother has been the subject of a few controversies, but negative headlines haven't affected Jackson's bond with Patrick.

In February 2022, the NFL star quickly shut down a rumor that he didn't want Jackson coming to his games anymore, posting on X, "Y'all just be making stuff up these days 😂😂😂."

Most recently, Jackson was accused of assault after allegedly shoving a young waiter multiple times and forcibly kissing a Kansas restaurant owner. He was arrested and charged with aggravated sexual battery in May 2023.

Three of the four charges against him were dropped in January 2024, and Jackson was sentenced to six months probation after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge in March 2024.

So, who is Patrick Mahomes' brother? Here's everything to know about Jackson Mahomes and his relationship with the Chiefs quarterback, who won the 2024 Super Bowl.

He grew up with Patrick in Texas

Jackson was born on May 15, 2000, in Tyler, Texas, making him and Patrick four years and seven months apart. The boys grew up in Texas with their parents, Pat Mahomes and Randi Martin. Pat was a professional baseball player and pitched for six MLB teams, including the Minnesota Twins, the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets, while Randi worked as an event planner.

"I really love Texas. It's my hometown and it'll always have a great place in my heart," Jackson said during a May 2020 YouTube video.

Their mother, Randi, recalled that the brothers broke a lot of household items when they were kids, like the front door and the oven. "What kid breaks an oven? I mean, shatters an oven," she said to East Texas Sports Network in 2018.

Jackson also told the outlet that he and Patrick weren't always as close growing up, and that the brothers didn't establish their strong bond until after Patrick left for college.

Patrick agreed, joking, "He's not as annoying anymore now that he's grown up a little bit."

He has a large following on social media

Jackson has over a million followers on TikTok, where he shares game day posts, dance trends and other vlog-style videos, often partnering with brands like Casetify and Amazon Prime.

The influencer's bio on the app references some of the backlash he receives: "Sup I get bullied a lot but I'm still here." Jackson also has 247,000 Instagram followers, nearly 35,000 X followers and almost 25,000 subscribers on YouTube.

In his first YouTube video, Jackson addressed the accusations that he uses his famous brother for clout. "Do I use him for clout? No … I mean … I don't necessarily use him for clout but there are a lot of advantages and I get a lot of opportunities by being his brother, so that's pretty cool," he explained.

He was Patrick's best man at his wedding

Patrick and his wife, Brittany, got married in Maui on March 12, 2022. Jackson played an important role in the ceremony, serving as Patrick's best man.

He shared the news on Instagram with a photo of him and Patrick captioned, "Best Man type vibes 🤙🏽." Jackson also posted a wedding day TikTok showing off his gray suit, sunglasses and the ceremony's scenic background.

A few days later, the quarterback's brother shared a photo of him, Patrick, Brittany and Sterling at the wedding. He expressed his gratitude for the special day in his caption.

"Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your special day!" he wrote. "Forever grateful and honored to stand up there by you guys! Love you🖤."

He graduated from the University of Missouri Kansas City

Jackson graduated from the University of Missouri Kansas City in 2022 with a degree in marketing. Randi posted at the time, "Time flies!! Graduating college!! I'm so very proud of you Jackson!! I love you! 1st in the fam."

Jackson shared that he studied marketing in a YouTube video, explaining, "If I had a dream job, it'd be really to work in the marketing industry and I would love to connect influencers with brands."

He and Patrick costarred in a State Farm commercial

Patrick regularly appears in commercials for State Farm insurance, and for one November 2020 spot, he brought his brother Jackson along as his costar.

The two brothers appeared in an ad set in a barber shop, where Jackson gets his hair cut and makes a surprised expression upon learning that anyone can get the "Patrick price" with State Farm insurance.

At the time, Jackson teased the project on Instagram with a photo of him and his brother posing on set. "Keep an eye out for a special appearance in tonight's @statefarm commercial. 👀," he wrote.

He's made headlines for a few controversies

Jackson has stirred up some controversy over the years with some of his social media posts and his sideline behavior at games.

In September 2021, Jackson was caught on camera pouring water on a Baltimore Ravens fan following a Chiefs loss at Maryland's M&T Bank Stadium. "They were thirsty," he posted after the video went viral.

When asked about the incident, Patrick explained to the Kansas City Star that the fan in question had allegedly made comments to both Jackson and his then-fiancée Brittany before the video started.

He added that he hopes his younger brother learns from the situation. "He takes a lot and he's usually pretty good at it," Patrick said. "And he'll learn from it and just try to stay away from those people as best he can."

One month later, however, Jackson again made headlines after the Chiefs played the Washington Commanders (then known as the Washington Football Team). Jackson shared a video of himself dancing on a tribute to late Washington player Sean Taylor, who died in 2007.

After social media users called out Jackson's insensitive behavior, he apologized for the incident on X, writing, "I want to sincerely apologize for accidentally being on the Sean Taylor #21 at FedEx Field. We were directed to stand in that area and I meant absolutely no disrespect to him or his family."

Despite the controversy, Jackson remains a regular presence at Chiefs games and seemingly has the organization standing behind him. Ahead of Super Bowl 2023, Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, defended Jackson during an interview with Fox News.

"I think Patrick Mahomes has a wonderful family – from Brittany to Jackson," Hunt said. "They are wonderful people and we are so blessed to have them as part of our organization and are huge rocks in Patrick's life. I do think that we live in a culture that's often quick to criticize and slow to forgive. But I think we need to be one that's quick to forgive and slow to criticize."

He was arrested on charges of aggravated sexual battery

In March 2023, Jackson was accused of assault after allegedly shoving a young male waiter at Aspens Restaurant and Lounge in Overland Park, Kansas, on Feb. 25, 2023. He then allegedly forcibly kissed the owner of the establishment, Aspen Vaughn, in her office.

Vaughn provided surveillance footage that appears to show Mahomes grabbing her by the throat and kissing her. She later explained to The Star, "He forcibly kissed me out of nowhere."

On May 3, 2023, Jackson was arrested and charged with aggravated sexual battery for the incident at the restaurant. The social media influencer was released from jail on a $100,000 bond.

Later that month, PEOPLE reviewed a new police affidavit detailing why Jackson was arrested. The filing provided Vaughn's detailed account of the charges and witness accounts from two servers working at the restaurant that night.

A week later, when Patrick was asked about his brother's alleged sexual assault charges, the athlete called the situation "a personal thing."

"I mean, at the end of the day, I come here to play football and try to take care of my family at the same time," he said. "So I just kinda keep it to myself and just go out there and play football when I'm in the building."

In January 2024, three felony charges for aggravated sexual battery against Jackson were dropped. Two months later, he was sentenced to six months of probation after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge.

Jackson came up with the nickname "Bronze" for Patrick's son

According to Patrick, Jackson came up with his son's nickname, Bronze. In November 2022, the quarterback explained to reporters that he wanted his son to continue the traditional family name, but he also wanted him to have a cool nickname.

"My brother Jackson, whenever we were trying to find something that was a little unique and different, he said, 'What about Bronze? It fits perfectly with Sterling.' So went with that," Patrick explained.

"It works out well," he added. "He can have his own thing now where he's not Patrick, he's Bronze, even though he's Patrick. And, Sterling and Bronze can have that connection moving forward."

He has his own merch line

Jackson announced his "Unathletic" and "Jackson From TikTok" merch in September 2020. In his announcement YouTube video, he explained that he's been compared to his MLB player father and his NFL player brother throughout his life.

"Growing up, in everything I did, it was always like, 'Oh, look, it's Patrick Mahomes' brother,' " he recalled. "But, you know, 'Jackson from TikTok' means a lot to me because it was the first time in my life … that I was known not as just 'Patrick Mahomes' brother' but as 'Jackson from TikTok.' "

Jackson noted that although he did play basketball, he wasn't "in love with it" and found his confidence when he embraced his lack of athleticism. "You don't have to be an athlete to be successful. You can do anything to be successful," he said.

He's very close with Patrick's wife, Brittany

Jackson is good friends with his sister-in-law, and he often shares his love for Brittany on social media.

"Me and Brittany are SO close," he previously said in a YouTube video. "We do every single thing together. We're best friends. I love her so freakin' much. I think we have a great relationship and she's my best friend."

Brittany and Jackson frequently attend Patrick's games together, posing for photos in Chiefs gear on the field. In August 2022, Jackson celebrated the return of football season with a snap of him, Brittany and Sterling at Arrowhead Stadium. He captioned it simply: "the trio you guys have missed.."

In June 2023, Brittany and Jackson cheered Patrick on at The Match golf tournament at the Wynn Las Vegas golf course. Brittany posted a boomerang on her Instagram story of "the crew," which included Jackson, Randi and Mia.

He watched Patrick win the Super Bowl multiple times

In February 2023, Jackson was on hand to support his brother and the Chiefs as they took on the Philadelphia Eagles during Super Bowl LVII. The Chiefs ultimately won 38-35 and took home the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The victory marked Patrick's second Super Bowl win.

The proud brother documented the game on his Instagram Stories, posting various videos of him, Brittany and Sterling watching the game from a press box. After the Chiefs clinched the win, he shared a video of himself storming the field as he carried Sterling.

He also celebrated the big win by posting a photo of him and Patrick on Instagram, as well as a shot of their whole family, captioned, "SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!!"

Jackson was later spotted dancing in the background of his brother's postgame interview. As Patrick answered questions with an NFL reporter, Jackson accidentally grooved into the shot. Barstool Sports posted footage of Jackson celebrating behind his brother, captioning the video with, "Just a perfect clip."

The following year, Jackson posted a similar message alongside a picture of Patrick on the field after the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. "Super bowl champs!!!" he wrote on Instagram.

He hung out with Taylor Swift at a Chiefs game

In October 2023, Jackson was spotted watching the Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers game in the same suite as Taylor Swift. He was also joined by Brittany and his niece and nephew.