Brittany Mahomes Cuddles Dogs Steel and Silver on Return from European Vacation: ‘Missed This'

Kimberlee Speakman
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Brittany and her husband Patrick were away from the canines for several weeks after traveling around Europe with their children Sterling and Bronze

<p>Taylor Hill/FilmMagic; Brittany Mahomes/Instagram</p> Brittany Mahomes with her dog Silver

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Brittany Mahomes with her dog Silver

Brittany Mahomes is having a much anticipated reunion with her furry friends!

The Kansas City Current co-owner, 28, revealed on Instagram that she had finally reunited with her dogs Steel and Silver after completing her European family vacation with husband Patrick Mahomes and their two children, Sterling Skye, 3, and  Patrick "Bronze" Lavon III, 19 months.

Brittany kicked off her Instagram Stories with a photo of herself lying on a rug as Silver lay beside her and placed her paws on her head. In the snap, Brittany smiled up at the camera as she held Silver’s paw.

“Missed this girl 🥹,” she captioned the photo.

<p>Brittany Mahomes/Instagram</p> Brittany Mahomes cuddles with her dog Silver in a photo on her Instagram Stories

Brittany Mahomes/Instagram

Brittany Mahomes cuddles with her dog Silver in a photo on her Instagram Stories

Related: Brittany Mahomes Says Her Dog Steel Was a Gift from Patrick: 'Used to Be a Steelers Fan' (Exclusive)

In a follow-up Boomerang video, she showed herself laying down while hugging Steel as he sat on furry gray dog bed. “And this boy 🥹,” she added.

She also wrote, “Still have so much to share from our trip, I’ll get around to it once I know what time and day it is again 😂.”

The new pictures come after Brittany and Patrick returned back home to the U.S. from their whirlwind European trip to several countries including Spain, Portugal, Italy, England, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

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<p>Brittany Mahomes/Instagram</p> Brittany Mahomes hugs steel in another photo posted to Instagram

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Brittany Mahomes hugs steel in another photo posted to Instagram

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The Mahomes family’s first stop was Portugal, with Brittany sharing several photos of herself and her husband and kids spending time at the beach and outdoors, as well as riding in a golf cart.

They then ventured to Italy and Spain, where they soaked up the sun during a beach day in Marbella, visited the zoo and spent time on a boat.

Related: Brittany Mahomes Cuts Husband Patrick's Hair and Shares 'Before' and 'After' Photos

They also visited St. Moritz in Switzerland and spent time in the Swiss Alps, where Brittany shared photos of the Mahomes family posing against a backdrop of beautiful, green landscape and tall mountains, before she and her husband attended the Wimbledon Tennis Championship in London, England and visited popular spots like the Tower of London and The Shard.

The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback rounded off their vacation with a Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert alongside Patrick’s teammate and Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce. The trio watched the show from a private suite at the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam on Saturday, July 6.

The couple shared earlier this week that they finally returned to the U.S. after several weeks abroad, stopping at Chick-Fil-A after making the most of summer before the Chiefs begin their training camp on July 21 in Kansas City.

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