TKC SUNDAY FACT CHECK!!! ASTROLOGY SOOTHSAYERS SCRUTINIZE ROMANCE OF KANSAS CITY CHIEFS QB PATRICK MAHOMES AND GF BRITTANY MATTHEWS!!!

The world's most accurate encyclopedia tells us that astrology is a pseudoscience that claims to divine information about human affairs and terrestrial events by studying the movements and relative positions of celestial objects.

Translation . . .

Astrology is total garbage that's even less accurate than political polling. 

Or, as one of my Grandma's neighbors on Highland used to tell us about all things regarding the occult:

"That sh*t is the Devil!!!"

Nevertheless, as a heavenly contract that could reach as high as $200-MILLION awaits Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, charlatans are now consulting the stars on the topic of his very public love life.

Here's a link sent our way by the best and brightest Kansas City readers so that our blog community can devote this Sunday to DEBUNKING the phony hocus pocus that's tragically enduring a renaissance with Millennials.

Are Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Matthews Destined to Be Together Forever? What Their Signs Say

On the surface, Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Matthews appear like the perfect couple. What started out as a high school romance has blossomed into a long-lasting partnership and one of the most adorable relationships in the NFL. Fresh of Mahomes' historic Super Bowl win, here is a look at how Mahomes and Matthews were destined to be together based on their signs.

Brief aside . . .

Some upstart Astrology app is in a war with Google over access to deliver horrible advice via tech to millions. And so, it's fair to say that the fight over star signs continues even in a world ruled by science and cold calculations.

Back to footballer dalliances. A Kansas City astrologer claims:

"Based on their signs, it is pretty clear that the two are a perfect match. It is also evident that their love is meant to last, which is somewhat of a rarity with celebrities and high-profile sports figures these days."

Then again, recent studies claim that divorce is rising among the rich as it turns out money can't buy love, happiness or a Super Bowl repeat.

You decide . . .