JUST IN: Patrick Mahomes set to miss Superbowl After his wife Brittany Mahomes battling with Incurable Diseases after baby birth

The wife of Patrick Mahomes will be appearing to watch her husband play in Super Bowl 59 at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday night.

Brittany and Patrick welcomed the birth of their daughter, Golden Raye, on January 12.

The 29-year-old NFL wife recently revealed that she’s been recovering well since the birth.

However, on Wednesday, Brittany shared on her Instagram story that she’s had to battle post-partum hair loss.

To combat it, she has been using the hair health supplement product Nutrafol.

“Officially back on my @nutrafol Postpartum hair health supplement,” Brittany wrote in the caption as she held the item.

“This stuff was key to solving all the post-baby hair issues after I had Bronze!

“My link saves you [money].”

Brittany surprisingly was able to support Patrick and appear at the Chiefs’ Divisional Round win at Arrowhead Stadium, six days after Golden’s birth.

She also got to witness the Chiefs’ AFC Championship victory late last month.

On Tuesday, Patrick confirmed to reporters that the couple’s 3-week-old daughter and the rest of his family will be attending Super Bowl 59 between his Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

“She’s been amazing, she’s been sleeping well. Mom’s extremely happy, and I’m excited for her to be able to come,” Mahomes told the media.

“I think it’ll be her first football game at the Super Bowl, and I hope that we get her a win.”

Mahomes then said that he wants Golden to have the Super Bowl experience just like his other two children, daughter Sterling, 3, and 2-year-old son Bronze, have.

“I mean, just because I want them to have the same experiences that the other two have,” the two-time NFL MVP said.

Mahomes has played up to his usual standards in the postseason, posting 422 passing yards and four total touchdowns in the Chiefs’ two playoff wins.

He will hope to earn his fourth Super Bowl ring.

Kansas City needs just one more win to make history, becoming the only team in NFL history to win three straight big games.

Super Bowl 59 is a rematch of the 2022-23 championship showdown when the Chiefs defeated the Eagles 38-35.