'Best to just shut up': Brittany Mahomes defends brother-in-law Jackson amid sexual assault allegations
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: Brittany Mahomes has come strongly in support of Jackson Mahomes after allegations of assault came surfaced against the NFL star. The 27-year-old reacted to the news over her social media. In a recent Q&A session on Instagram, Brittany replied, "They are ignorant. He is a human just trying to live his life and find his way and until you walk a day in his shoes (which no one ever will) you have no right to say s*** about him."
She added, "So it's best to just shut up." Interestingly, many accuse him of exploiting his brother, Patrick Mahomes, fame to his own advantage. He was filmed pouring water on a Baltimore Ravens fan on September 21 and again faced the backlash for dancing on what seemed like a tribute to late Washington player Sean Taylor in TikTok. Most recently in March, Jackson was said to have assaulted a staff member at a local Kansas City bar. As per the report, Jackosn shoved a young male waiter several times. He even forcibly tried kissing Aspen Vaughn, the owner of the Aspens Restaurant and Lounge in Overland Park, Kansas, while she was in her office on February 25, reports The Kansas City Star.
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'He forcibly kissed me out of nowhere'
Vaughn, 40, released the footage from the surveillance camera of the incident, where Jackson is seen grabbing her by the throat and trying to kiss her. "He forcibly kissed me out of nowhere. And I'm telling him, pushing him off, saying 'What are you doing?' and then he proceeded to do it two more times," Vaughn told The Star. "Where the last time I was pushing him off, and I can see on the cameras that somebody was outside the office door, and I was yelling for them to come help because he's big and massive," she added.
'And I'm trying to get to the office'
In the other incident, the 19-year-old waiter also accused him of assault, and said, "I was going into our office downstairs where the employees are in the employee area, and he's downstairs for I don't know what reason. And I'm trying to get to the office, and he's like, pushing me out. … And he's like, 'No, get out, get out,' " People