Henry Winkler delivers open invitation for Brittany and Patrick Mahomes for ‘Barry’ season finale – “They are always welcome”

In a heartwarming display of fandom and hospitality, iconic actor Henry Winkler extended a special invitation to Brittany and Patrick Mahomes. He invited the power couple to join him for the highly-anticipated season finale of the hit HBO series 'Barry'.

Known for his legendary portrayal of Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli on the beloved sitcom 'Happy Days', Winkler has long been a cherished figure in the entertainment industry.

While appearing on the Up and Adams Show, Winkler couldn't contain his enthusiasm for the couple, expressing his desire to share a memorable television experience with them.

With a warm smile, he declared:

"If the Mahomes wanna come and watch the final episode with me in my living room, they are always welcome."

Winkler's portrayal of Gene Cousineau, a quirky acting coach, in the dark comedy 'Barry' has earned him critical acclaim and a whole new generation of fans.

The series, created by Bill Hader, centers around a hitman turned aspiring actor, played by Hader himself, and explores the complex world of show business with a blend of humor and drama.

As fans eagerly await the conclusion of 'Barry', one can't help but imagine witnessing the three gathered around a television, engrossed in the final moments of the season.

Whether or not the Mahomes family accepts the invitation, Winkler's gesture has definitely won the hearts of NFL fans everywhere.

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Henry Winkler's unexpected bromance with Patrick Mahomes came about thanks to Rich Eisen

Winkler seemingly has no ties to Kansas City, but the renowned actor couldn't help but become a fan of Patrick Mahomes.

The 77-year-old first expressed his admiration for the Kansas City Chiefs QB during an appearance on the Rich Eisen Show last year. Since then, the two have met, and have forged a strong friendship.

Eisen goes as far as to claim credit for bringing the iconic duo together. While talking to KMBC, he said:

"The fact I could put The Fonz with Patrick together is what one would call a career achievement."

With Patrick happily enjoying the offseason, one shouldn't be surprised to see the duo back together sometime soon.