Trump Makes History as First Sitting President to Attend Super Bowl

Donald Trump has made his Super Bowl LIX prediction loud and clear—he’s backing Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs to take home the Lombardi Trophy. In a recent interview, the former president not only praised Mahomes’ talent but also gave a special shoutout to his wife, Brittany Mahomes, calling her a “MAGA fan” and a “great person.”

During his interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier, Trump confidently stated, “I have to go with Kansas City.” He highlighted Mahomes’ skill on the field and appeared to reference Brittany’s past support for him, saying, “I’ve watched this great quarterback, who’s got a phenomenal wife, she is a Trump fan and a MAGA fan, I happen to love her, she’s a great person.”
While Trump’s claim about Brittany being a MAGA supporter raised .
In 2020, Brittany Mahomes liked several pro-Trump tweets, including one that criticized President Joe Biden’s policies. However, she later unliked them, sparking speculation about where she truly stands politically.
While Trump is backing the Chiefs now, his history with the NFL has been anything but smooth. He previously feuded with the Philadelphia Eagles, even disinviting them from the White House in 2018 after their Super Bowl win.

His clashes with the league over player protests also made headlines, making his current support for the Chiefs all the more interesting.
Trump Makes History as First Sitting President to Attend Super Bowl.
Trump’s presence at Super Bowl LIX is historic—he becomes the first sitting U.S. president to attend the game. Security has been ramped up significantly, given the high-profile nature of the event.
Upon arrival at Caesars Superdome, Trump participated in a meet-and-greet with honorary coin toss participants, including the families of victims from a recent terrorist attack and first responders from the New Orleans Police Department.
With the Chiefs taking on the Eagles, the game is expected to be intense. Trump’s endorsement of Kansas City has sparked discussions, especially after his remarks about Brittany Mahomes. Now, all eyes are on the field to see if the Chiefs can prove him right.