Travis Kelce, the mothers of Patrick Mahomes Donna, Randi celebrate at the restaurant of the sons

The mothers of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes celebrate their sons.

Randi Mahomes, 49, shared an Instagram post on Saturday 20 September, showing her and Donna Kelce, 72, dinner at the new steakhouse of their son, 1587 premium – a name that combines the jersey numbers of the Chiefs of Kansas City 15 and 87.

In the photo, the pair could be seen at a table by holding a set of postcards from the restaurant together which represented female valve style wearing different jerseys that had links with the past of the players.

The cards that Donna has held a drawing of a woman wearing a Cleveland Heights White high school football jersey with n ° 11 and another woman wearing a jersey from the University of Cincinnati with n ° 18.

The postcards that Randi supported also had links with the past of his son, because a card presented a high school jersey of the Violette White House and a jersey from the Red Tech University.

“Proud mothers at @ 1587primes !!” Randi legend the post. “Start our collection with these memories now .. so blessed!” ❤️. ”

1587 Prime had its great opening on Wednesday, September 17, A The At Loews Kansas City Hotel in Missouri. The restaurant is a collaboration between the two NFL players and the 33 noble hotel group and its founders, Tosh Berman and Mikey Tanha.

The menu offers several articles that have head signs to the careers of the NFL of players, the history and culture of Kansas City. The cocktail “Showtime” is a tribute to a nickname that Patrick’s father gave him when he was younger, while “Big Yeti” refers to the nickname Travis.

There was also a subtle wink to Travis’ romance with Taylor Swift, with one of the cocktails called “The Alchemy”, reflecting the title of the song of the Grammy winner 14 times inspired by their relationship.

Travis teased his new restaurant in People for the first time in April, sharing that the company is an “incredible opportunity”.

“”[It’s] Just another thing we want to bring to Kansas City, to be able to show our appreciation for the city, knowing how much they love their food and how much they love their football, “he said at the time.

Meanwhile, Patrick added in a company statement, “Travis and I became frequent visitors to noble restaurants 33 in other cities, it was therefore logical to bring something special to our own community in Kansas City.”