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And while\u00a0Patrick\u00a0was putting together championship seasons, becoming the youngest Super Bowl MVP, signing record-breaking multimillion-dollar contracts<\/a> and snapping up<\/a> baseball teams,\u00a0Brittany\u00a0was\u00a0making her own\u00a0money moves, joining an ownership group that brought NWSL team Kansas City Current to their adopted city. (He invested<\/a>\u00a0as well in 2023.)\u00a0<\/p>\n “I have a true level of appreciation for what these incredible women do on a daily basis,” she said in a statement<\/a>. “We have the greatest fans and community here in KC and I can’t wait to huddle around this team.”<\/p>\n First\u00a0she had some business to take care of with her own squad.\u00a0<\/p>\n With their careers cemented, the two\u00a0bought\u00a0in Kansas City’s\u00a0upscale Mission Hills\u00a0neighborhood back in 2019, their nearly $2 million, three-bedroom spread “the first home that either of us have ever owned,”\u00a0Patrick shared in a Bleacher Report<\/a> video. “Renting a house wasn’t for us, we wanted our own place.”<\/p>\n Eager to be done with their college-era roots,\u00a0Patrick adorably marveled at\u00a0“just being able to nail stuff into the wall and not have to get, like, sticky tabs\u2014like you can do whatever you want with the home now.”\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n