IN PHOTOS: Patrick Mahomes’ mom Randi poses with 'sweet' Taylor Swift

The Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Taylor Swift was in attendance this week as well, joining the Chiefs QB's family in the suite. After the game, Mahomes' mother, Randi, took to Instagram to share images of her with the pop star.

Randi Mahomes previously uploaded a picture of her daughter, Mia Randall, and the "Midnight" singer. The mother of three found Swift to be a "sweet" person.

After uploading the story to her social media account, Randi surprised her fans with two new pictures of her and Taylor.

Taylor Swift has been seen spending time with the Mahomes clan for a while now. The 12-time Grammy Award winner was seen doing a pretty unique handshake with Mahomes' wife, Brittany.

Although she was seen having fun and cheering for Travis Kelce, the Swifties were a little concerned about her hanging out with Jackson Mahomes.

Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes have forged a special friendship

The former professional soccer player and the world-renowned pop star have been seen spending time with each other during games. Fans are happy to see them interact, while some are not liking the duo.

Us Weekly reported that the two have been becoming genuine friends and are enjoying cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs. Their source said:

“Brittany is thrilled to be building a genuine friendship with Taylor. They’ve hung out a couple of times and have grown fairly close in a short period of time.”

They added:

“The fact that Patrick and Travis are best friends makes things even better. They’re having a blast and love cheering on their men together.”

What did O.J. Simpson say about Taylor and Brittany's viral handshake?

Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes' handshake didn't take too long to go viral on social media. The move was captured by many cameras drawing a number of reactions.

Pro Football Hall of Famer O.J. Simpson also discussed the moment on the "It is What It Is" podcast.

"I didn’t know who the other girl was, but I thought it was interesting," Simpson said.

"I was thinking the same thing you was thinking. Their boulders was hitting each other, you know. It was a little bit of a turn-on."