Burglars reportedly targeted Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes’ mansions in Kansas City last month ahead of their Oct. 7 match-up against the New Orleans Saints.
According to a police record obtained by Page Six Tuesday, the burglary at Mahomes’ Belton, Mo., estate was reported by a bodyguard just after midnight on Oct. 6.
It’s unknown what — if anything — was stolen from the quarterback’s home.
The three-time Super Bowl champion, 29, was notably out celebrating Kelce’s 35th birthday on Oct. 5 in the hours leading up to the burglary.
It’s unclear if anyone was home during the break-in as Patrick lives with his pregnant wife, Brittany Mahomes, and their two kids — daughter Sterling, 3, and son Bronze, 1.
Less than 48 hours later, Kelce’s massive Leawood, Kan., mansion was also broken into around 7:30 p.m. — shortly after kickoff against the Saints.
According to the police document obtained by TMZ, the burglars stole $20,000 in cash and damaged Kelce’s back door.
Sources told TMZ they believe the two attempts were connected to similar crimes in the area.
Insiders, however, informed the outlet that the FBI was working with the Cass County Sheriff’s Office to investigate the robbery at the Mahomes’ estate, and the Leawood Police Department for Kelce’s mansion.
Per the sources, the feds believe the burglaries might be connected to an organized crime group that extends beyond Missouri.
Although lots of Kelce’s family and friends were in town for his birthday, they were all likely at the game and the subsequent afterparty when the burglary occurred.
The tight end’s girlfriend, Taylor Swift, also notably flew into Kansas City for the festivities. Last month, sources told Page Six that Swift threw her beau a private party that Sunday.
At the time, a source told us that Swift and her father, Scott, took Kelce, his family and the Mahomeses out to a popular sushi spot.
We were told the intimate affair ended early as the NFL stars were prepping for their game the next day.
While it’s unclear where Swift was staying, Chiefs players are typically required to stay at their team hotel the night before each home game.
Reps for Patrick and Kelce did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
