NFL star's collaboration with Meghan Trainor seen as a surprising development that has ignited a fresh ambition in the singer

Pop sensation Meghan Trainor is making waves not just in the music industry, but also on the silver screen. The triple threat, who rose to fame with her catchy tunes and powerful vocals, has recently ventured into acting.

In a recent commercial for State Farm, Trainor teamed up with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, Patrick Mahomes. Despite feeling out of place on the commercial set initially, she was quickly made to feel comfortable. "Patrick Mahomes was really sweet," she shared, adding that the experience was a "blessing and a miracle."

Trainor's brothers, who are avid sports fans, were particularly excited about her collaboration with Mahomes, seeing it as a career highlight. The commercial shoot also brought a unique opportunity for her son, Riley, to visit Kansas City. Riley, who shares Trainor's love for travel, enjoyed the experience and expressed that traveling makes him happy.

Trainor and her husband, Daryl Sabara, are parents to two boys, Riley and Barry. Sabara, best known for his starring role as Juni Cortez in the "Spy Kids" trilogy, has been a supportive partner throughout Trainor's journey. The couple has been open about their shared journey of weight loss and health transformation, and they raise their children together with love and dedication.

Riley, who has shown an interest in performing, has even expressed a desire to perform on stage with his mother. Trainor, who struggles with feeling absent from her family due to her thriving music and acting careers, finds these moments with her son incredibly special.

Growing up, Trainor rarely saw her parents as her mother worked every day. This experience has influenced Trainor's approach to balancing her career and family life. She is working on not feeling guilty when being away from her kids, understanding that her success allows her to provide them with a better life.

Trainor finds it cool to meet people like Patrick Mahomes with her son Riley. She finds it shocking that her husband, Daryl Sabara, first appeared on-screen as a baby in three episodes of "Murphy Brown" in 1992.

Trainor gives a shout out to State Farm for considering her for the commercial opportunity. As she continues to grow in her acting career, Trainor remains dedicated to her family and her music, promising to bring her unique style and talent to both worlds.