Brittany Mahomes shares her daughter's love of Las Vegas!

In a new photo the mother of two — who is currently expecting her third child with husband Patrick Mahomes — shared to her Instagram Stories on Sunday, October 27, her eldest child, Sterling Skye, smiled broadly as she welcomed the City in Nevada visited.

Alongside the sweet photo of the three-year-old sitting on someone else's shoulders in front of some palm trees, the 29-year-old co-owner of Kansas City Current explained the toddler's big grin.

“My girl has nothing but good memories of Vegas and loves this place 🤣🤍,” Brittany wrote.

Brittany and Sterling are in town to cheer on Patrick, 29, and the Kansas City Chiefs in their game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

The expectant mother and Chiefs starter is also most likely with son Bronze, who turns two next month, as she and her children attend as many Chiefs games as possible each season to support Patrick.

And when he's not needed on the field, the star quarterback rounds out their group while they attend other sporting events as a family.

Earlier this month, the Bronze Chiefs star had some quality father-son bonding time at a football game, and Brittany documented the special moment.

On October 18, she shared a photo of Patrick with Bronze in the stands at a local football field, where they watched a high school game together.

“Friday Night Lights 🤍,” she captioned the sweet photo.

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Mahomes' evenings as a family of four will soon be evenings as a family of five – which Patrick recently described as the perfect number for him.

Speaking to reporters at a training camp press conference in July, shortly after he and Brittany announced they were expecting baby No. 3, the Chiefs quarterback joked that he wouldn't have any more children after the birth of the couple's third child .

When asked how he plans to handle his business deals and other matters with a baby on the way, the NFL star laughed and said, “I'm done. That’s what I’m going to say.”

“I said three and I’m done,” he added as reporters chuckled off-camera.

But after the player joined in with her laughter, he became a little more serious and described fatherhood as “amazing.”

“I’ve always wanted to have young children,” Patrick said at the press conference. “I grew up in the locker room, I think I've talked about it before – it influenced my life so much that I wanted to have children from an early age.”