Patrick Mahomes' bizarre addition to his Thanksgiving meal leaves fans disgusted

Patrick Mahomes has sparked fierce controversy on Thanksgiving after pouring ketchup all over his turkey dinner in a new commercial for Adidas.

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, whose love for the tomato condiment is well documented, is seen sitting at a candle-lit table filled with popular Thanksgiving food in the ad for the sportswear giants.

'Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks, return home, see family, and meet new friends,' he says before committing what many fans insist is a cardinal sin by reaching for the ketchup.

As he squeezes it all over a turkey leg, Mahomes then adds: 'Thanksgiving, is a time to eat.'

After watching him cover his Thanksgiving dinner in ketchup, a number of fans expressed their bemusement online.

One asked in astonishment: 'Did he put ketchup on that turkey leg???'

Another simply concluded: 'Disgusting!'

'Bro ketchup on the turkey? come on man,' wrote a third.

'Aye he gotta chill on the ketchup,' said a fourth.

While one joked about Kansas City's Thanksgiving game against the Dallas Cowboys: 'Just by him doing that, the Chiefs will lose.'

Some, however, expressed support for Mahomes' bizarre methods.

'I also put ketchup on everything. Lol Must be an east Texas thing,' said one.

While another put: 'The Return of the Ketchup. lol love it PM! Go Chiefs!'

Back in 2018 Mahomes became an ambassador for Hunt's Tomatoes and Ketchup not long after revealing that he adds it to controversial foods such as steak and macaroni and cheese.

He even admitted to simply eating ketchup sandwiches during his childhood.

'People seem to think that's a weird thing,' Mahomes previously said about mixing a mac-and-cheese with ketchup. 'Some people think that's disgusting, but it's good to me.'

Mahomes and the Chiefs are gearing up for a crucial showdown with the Cowboys on Thanksgiving after earning their first win in three games against the Indianapolis Colts last weekend.