“Shouldn’t You Be in Jail?”: Jackson Mahomes Gets Absolutely Burned on Instagram After Commenting on a Taylor Swift, Brittany Mahomes Post

Vasudha Mudgal
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Jackson Mahomes, a name that has been swirling in controversy, especially after the events surrounding the owner of the Aspen restaurant last year, finds himself at the center of a digital storm once again. In an effort to retain some degree of everyday routine amidst significant legal predicaments, Mahomes has continued to participate in social media activities, particularly through interactions on family-related posts. But when he dropped a comment on Brittany Mahomes’ recent post with Taylor Swift, it sparked up the entire conversation all over again.

Recently, an attempt by Jackson to cheer on Brittany Mahomes and express enthusiasm for the Super Bowl was met with a barrage of criticism from netizens. He wrote, “Let’s get it ready for the Super Bowl!!!” His comment, meant to show support and family unity, instead served as a lightning rod for public ire.

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Responses ranged from pointed questions about his legal status, noting, “Shouldn’t you be in jail?” to outright rejection by fans stating, “See, I am a Chiefs fan, but not a fan of you,” who could not separate the athlete from the allegations.

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While some comments were harsh and unforgiving, others attempted to remind the digital crowd of the legal outcome, mentioning, “I think you should look at the case updates in case you haven’t,” with charges against Mahomes being dismissed and another stating, “Honey, the sh*t was dropped, which means he was not guilty of Sh*t!! and I am not even a fan,” suggesting a presumption of innocence should prevail.

The legal proceedings against Jackson Mahomes took a significant turn when a judge dismissed his three felony charges, leaving only a misdemeanor in question. Even though the charges were dropped, people haven’t been exactly chill about it. There are a lot of people out there who are still upset and doubting whether justice was really served.

How did Jackson Mahomes Get into This Pickle?

Jackson Mahomes has been a figure of contention and conversation, particularly following an incident at a Kansas City area restaurant that led to severe legal repercussions. The establishment, once a buzzing locale, has seen its fortunes dwindle, with the owner citing a 75% drop in business, vandalism, and a personal sense of safety as direct consequences of the incident involving Jackson.

The heart of the matter traces back to an evening on February 25, 2023, when the atmosphere at Aspen’s shifted dramatically after Jackson shoved a waiter a few times and forcibly kissed the owner of the restaurant, as per reports. This has since ignited a flurry of legal and public scrutiny. He was arrested and charged back in May 2023 but was subsequently released on a $100,000 bail.

Jackson Mahomes’ latest social media move, trying to hype up the Super Bowl, really stirred the pot again. Despite his efforts to blend back into normalcy and show some family love online, that comment on Brittany’s post, especially with Taylor Swift in the mix, just reopened the whole debate.


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Vasudha Mudgal

Vasudha Mudgal

Vasudha, a dedicated journalist at The SportsRush, has cultivated a deep appreciation for the NFL over the past year. Her journey from being an English educator to a sports journalist is marked by her extensive writing experience and unwavering passion for sports. With a never-ending enthusiasm for reading and discussing the competitive nature of the NFL, Vasudha's favorite player is Patrick Mahomes, whom she aspires to meet someday. A high school basketball enthusiast, she embodies the dynamism of balancing diverse interests in sports. Vasudha's prolific writing career boasts around 400 articles, all centered on the intricacies and excitement of the NFL.

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