Brittany Mahomes posted a scathing message on Instagram slamming her “haters” as underdeveloped adults after she was criticized for recently liking a post by Donald Trump about his 2024 campaign platform.

The wife of the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback defended herself in an Instagram Story on Friday, about 10 days after she clicked the red heart on Trump’s post.

“I mean honestly,” Mahomes wrote in the story. “To be a hater as an adult you have to have some deep rooted issues that you refuse to heal from your childhood.

“There is no reason why your brain should already be fully developed and you should be annoyed to see others doing well.”

Mahomes, 28, did not provide any explanation for why the “haters” were calling her out, but the response appears to follow criticism of her support for Trump’s social media post.

The August 13 Instagram post outlined the “2024 GOP platform,” which included deporting “pro-Hamas radicals” and banning “men from women’s sports.”

Mahomes’ own social media account has been free of criticism — suggesting she may have removed all negative comments from her posts — but she has received a lot of negative comments about X.

“Brittany Mahomes just outed herself as a Trump supporter,” one person wrote.

“I don’t understand how people with kids would still vote for a known child molester/criminal. I guess people like Brittany Mahomes choose tax breaks over child safety,” said another.

“Patrick Mahomes imagine marrying someone who doesn’t care about your rights and the rights of your child. Brittany Mahomes agreeing with Project 2025 but married a black man with mixed race children is insane,” one post read.

Mahomes appears to have since removed her like from the post.

As of Friday evening, she was not yet following the Republican presidential candidate.

The social media saga comes just months after Mahomes’ husband, an NFL superstar, made headlines by refusing to give his opinion on the presidential election.

In April, he told Time magazine that he “didn’t want to pressure anyone into voting for a particular president.”