A potted plant at home has grown beautiful pale yellow round-headed mushrooms - can they be eaten?

I discovered mushrooms actually growing in the flower pot~ What's going on?

The color is too vivid and the shape too beautiful, and the three stalks even look like a loving family. If you don't pull them out, there will be more and more, and although they are pretty, they make your skin crawl.

It seems my potted plant has plenty of nutrients, too much water was given, and they grew from the nutrient soil, but they can't be eaten~

Further reading: Leucocoprinus birnbaumii: a poisonous fungus. It cannot be eaten. The surface of this fungus has a bright lemon-yellow color, which makes it easy to identify. Its appearance is: the fruiting body is relatively small and lemon-yellow. The flesh is yellow-white, thin, and brittle. The stipe is slender and gradually thickens downward, and the spore print is white. The spores are smooth, nearly oval, and colorless.