Randi Mahomes is the mother of a three-time Super Bowl champion in Patrick Jr. and ex-wife to former Major League pitcher,

 Patrick Sr., so it’s safe to say the 48-year-old is a bit fatigued by celebrity life after two decades.

Randi opened up about her struggles with fame during a recent appearance on ‘The Mom Game’ podcas

t, where she admitted to envying friends who aren’t related to Patrick Jr., the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback

, not to mention his brother Jackson, a well-known social media influencer.

‘I look at some of my friends on social media and I’m jealous that they have this normal [life],’ she said.

 ‘Their kids are the same age as Patrick (28) and Jackson (24), and they have this normal situation and we don’t. It’s super difficult.

‘We just want to be normal and go and have dinner,’ she continued. ‘We don’t do that.’

The problem with her son’s notoriety even persists when she’s working as an event planner – something she’s done for 20 years.

‘At my work, it’s really hard because 90 percent of my phone calls aren’t about work,’ she said. ‘I still go to work and want to live normal.’

Of course, living normal is a bit of a pipe dream when your eldest son is signed to a $480 million NFL contract.

But while Randi admits to being fortunate, she can’t help but feel overwhelmed by the problems that her family’s fame can bring.

‘As much as I say we’re blessed and Patrick’s living his dream, it has been the hardest seven years of my adult life,’ Randi explained. ‘It’s been really hard to juggle…being proud of him and the hate that you get and the kids get. I can’t even explain how hard it’s been. I’ve cried a lot. I struggle with it.’

Much of that struggle came after Jackson was accused of misdemeanor battery and three counts of aggravated sexual battery. The felony charges were later dropped by the judge, citing a lack of cooperation from the alleged victim.

As Randi put it, Jackson has ‘been through the ringer,’ but ‘the truth came out.’

In addition to being a grandmother to Patrick’s two children, Brandi is also a mother to 12-year-old daughter, Mia.

She gave birth to Patrick Jr. when she was 20 and Patrick Sr. was pitching for the Minnesota Twins.

In fact, Patrick Jr.’s godfather is former Twins reliever LaTroy Hawkins.

Randi admits that Patrick Jr. is ‘living out his dream’ but she can’t help but think that her other two children aren’t as lucky. 

But if there is a good side to her son’s fortune and fame, it’s that Randi no longer needs to worry about finances. 

‘They don’t even need me for money to take them to dinner,’ she said of her children. ‘They take me to dinner.’ 

After struggling with the pressures of celebrity life for over two decades, Randi Mahomes opened up about her experiences on ‘The Mom Game’ podcast. Randi expressed envy towards friends who have a more normal life, without the constant spotlight that comes with being the mother of Patrick Jr. and Jackson.

Despite trying to maintain a sense of normalcy, Randi’s work as an event planner is often overshadowed by inquiries about her famous sons. She longs for simple moments like going out to dinner without being recognized.

While Randi acknowledges the blessings of her son’s success, she also admits to the difficulties that come with their fame. From dealing with hate and criticism to facing legal challenges, the past few years have been a rollercoaster for the Mahomes family.

One bright side of Patrick Jr.’s NFL contract is that Randi no longer needs to worry about finances. She humorously mentioned that her children now take her out to dinner, a role reversal that brings her joy.

In addition to being a grandmother and a supportive mother, Randi is also the mother of a 12-year-old daughter, Mia. Despite the challenges, she remains proud of Patrick Jr. for following his dreams and making a name for himself in the NFL.

Randi’s candid reflections on the highs and lows of fame offer a glimpse into the complexities of being a parent to successful and well-known children. Through it all, she remains grateful for the love and support of her family.

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Source: Tampa Bay Times