The wife of a Kansas City Chiefs quarterback has been accused of sexually assaulting a Baltimore stadium employee.

Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany Mahomes, blasted fans Sunday for high-fiving a Baltimore Stadium employee.

The 28-year-old went viral this week after he was caught on camera asking an M&T Bank Stadium employee where he was going to go after leaving the field. Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, was charged with coercion.

The video shows Britney kissing her husband before asking an employee: “Where do I go from here?”

But his words were different and the fans booed him. Instead, the crowd booed her for twirling her fingers while talking to an unidentified man. “Muhammad’s wife needs to get off her high horse,” said one viewer. Another said: “It’s too much…” Please add it.\”

A third added: “Finger twist where do we go from here?”

However, there were those who defended the wife of the Kansas City Chiefs QB. Although Mahomes is not a celebrity fan, his wife showed no disrespect in the video. He just asked a question. “Worrying a lot about nothing,” one person wrote. Another said: “True question. Can someone please explain to me why Britney is pointing a rude finger at an employee? I don’t want her to point the finger.” Britney shared this quote in response to recent negative press.

Brittany’s post may be a response to a video shared on TikTok in November. In the video, Brittany is seen not tipping the staff while staying at the West Hollywood 1 Hotel.

According to TikTok user Jessica O’Connor, who worked at the hotel, Brittany not only ran up a $130 bill, but didn’t tip the staff during her week-long stay. “I’ve been a server, a barista, a bartender. I’ve held all the positions,” he said in the video, which has been viewed more than 1 million times. “I think Britney bought her wedding dress downtown. He was there with his whole being. Patrick wasn’t there. I think the bill was over $100, maybe $130. Tip $0.\”

He continued: “It seems they haven’t paid our staff for almost a week. He didn’t leave a tip but he was really rude. “As a public figure, you should always think, ‘The people I’m interacting with are recording this interaction and they’re going to remember this.’