She’s red hot.
Brittany Mahomes looked unrecognizable as she debuted new dark red hair in fiesty snaps posted on Instagram Wednesday.
The former professional soccer player, who either dyed her hair or wore a wig, traded in her blond locks for the fiery fresh look, featuring a centered part, curtain bangs and long layers extending to her waist.
Several snaps showed the mom of two’s hair styled with light waves while another saw her rocking a messy updo.
Her edgy new hairstyle perfectly matched her edgy fit, consisting of a black bandeau, acid-washed jeans and a mix of silver and gold bracelets.
Another risky outfit saw Brittany, 28, styling a black bodysuit sans pants and a chunky chained necklace.
The wife of Patrick Mahomes took it back to the mid-2000s with her glam as she outlined her bottom and top eyelids with black eyeliner.
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She kept the rest of her makeup simple with a small amount of blush and a nude lip.
“Feeling spicy🔥🌶️🤭,” she captioned the series of snaps.
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The former soccer pro left her fans speechless with one commenting, “WAIT WHO IS SHE😍🔥.”
“Red is your color! 😍,” another gushed.
“THIS IS INSANE 🔥🔥,” a third added.
“Please tell me this isn’t a wig! You look 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥,” a fourth chimed in.
Brittany also took to her Instagram Story to show off her new hairstyle while posing with her and the Kansas City Chief star’s daughter, Sterling, 3.
Brittany appeared to be channeling her inner model for the snaps after she made her debut as one for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit in February.
At the time, the fitness instructor took to her social media to give a sneak peek of the bikini-clad looks she wore while on the beach in Belize for the iconic magazine’s 60th-anniversary issue, which will be released in May.
She styled a series of Kansas City Chiefs red swimsuits, including strappy one-pieces, knit bikinis and other barely three two-pieces.
