Patrick Mahomes' family faces a new health crisis as mom Randi Mahomes shares heartbreaking news
Patrick Mahomes
, the Kansas City Chiefs' star player, has had a pretty tough time in the last dealt as he and his family dealt with a number of health scares in the family. Patrick Mahomes' mother, Randi Mahomes, lost both her parents in the span of a few months and it has been incredibly hard on the family.
While Randi Mahomes constantly urged her fans to pray for her father's health when he was going through a tough time, she has again posted an emotional update on her social media.
Patrick Mahomes' mother, Randi Mahomes, updates fans with a heartbreaking story about their family
A few hours ago, Patrick Mahomes' mother, Randi Mahomes, took to her social media to share a heartfelt story about their family member suffering from a difficult disease.
Patrick Mahomes' family is dealing with another health crisis.(Image via Randi Mahomes/Instagram)
Patrick Mahomes' mother, Randi Mahomes, posted a picture of her carrying a little boy in her arms with a caption that read as, 'Please join me in continuing to pray for my cousin's grandson.'
Patrick Mahomes' mother, Randi Mahomes added, 'Sweet Luka is still fighting Stage L2 intermediate neuroblastoma. He is undergoing chemo and fighting hard. Please pray for this sweet family as they are going through one of the hardest trials of their lives.'
Randi Mahomes has also added a link for Luka's Go Fund Me page as she urges her fans to come forward and help the little boy.
Patrick Mahomes' family has been dealing with a number of health scares since a year
Last year, in May, Patrick Mahomes' mother, Randi Mahomes, lost her mother after a tough battle against cancer.
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Randi Mahomes has often posted about how incredibly difficult it has been to deal with her mother's death.
Unfortunately, just a few months after Randi Mahomes' mother passed away, her father, Randy Mahomes, also started to deal with a few health issues.
The Mahomes family kept Randy Mahomes' health scare mostly private but Randi Mahomes would constantly update her fans about her father's health.
However, Patrick Mahomes' maternal grandfather unfortunately lost the battle and passed away a few months ago, just a few days after Mahomes suffered the Super Bowl loss against the Philadelphia Eagles.
For now, Patrick Mahomes is gearing up for the upcoming season of the NFL.
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