Kylie Kelce recently shared delightful news about her daughters’ enthusiasm for their uncle Travis Kelce, the star tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, as they get ready for the upcoming Super Bowl. During a podcast, she revealed that her three daughters—Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 1—will proudly wear “Go Uncle Trav” shirts to support him during the big game.
Kylie conveyed the love her daughters have for Travis, saying, “They love their uncle. And, of course, they love cheering him on. … He is our family, and I want to make sure that the girls feel included.” It is heartwarming to see a family coming together to support their own, especially during such a significant event.
The excitement doesn’t stop there—Kylie mentioned that the little ones also cheer for their dad, Jason Kelce, who is a former player for the Philadelphia Eagles. This showcases a special bond not only among family members but also highlights the strong ties they share with their community and respective teams.
As the Chiefs prepare to face off against the Eagles at the Super Bowl, the anticipation is palpable. The game will take place at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans on February 9. Both teams have had remarkable journeys to reach this point, with the Eagles securing their spot after a solid performance against the Washington Commanders, while the Chiefs triumphed over the Buffalo Bills.
In an honest moment, Kylie addressed the challenge of balancing family loyalty with team allegiance. She admitted, “Truly, I’m always cheering Travis on. I love him. He is my family. I will always cheer on Travis’ accomplishments and hopefully successes.” This sentiment resonates with many who find joy in both family and team pride.
The pride doesn’t stop there; Kylie praised Travis’s hard work and dedication—a reflection of the values many cherish. She expressed her happiness for him and the Chiefs, stating, “I am so happy and proud of Travis and the Chiefs’ accomplishments. I think the opportunity to play for such a historic milestone is incredible to potentially witness.” Such admiration is a testament to the hard work that goes into achieving excellence in any field.
However, Kylie did openly acknowledge her roots, saying, “That being said I was raised to bleed green.” This playful rivalry is reflective of the close-knit connections within sports culture, where fans often have emotional ties to their teams and their home communities.
Her husband, Jason Kelce, echoed similar feelings, highlighting the challenge of supporting both family and team. He candidly shared, “I would be lying if I said I don’t want the Eagles to win, but I also want Travis Kelce to win.” This rivalry only adds to the excitement of the matchup, as fans anticipate a nail-biting contest.
Despite her children wearing Chiefs merchandise, Kylie clarified that she won’t be donning any Chiefs gear herself. Instead, she chose a “New Heights” T-shirt and a red University of Cincinnati sweater, showing her support for both the Kelce brothers’ podcast and their alma mater in a more indirect way.
Kylie’s lighthearted refusal to fully switch sides is a reminder that sports not only create rivalries but also bring families together. Travis acknowledged Kylie’s efforts to show support, saying, “I appreciate you even wearing red. You know, you could’ve worn something neutral and just showed your support. You showing up was enough for me.”
The anticipation leading up to the Super Bowl is filled with good-natured rivalry and excitement for both teams. With Travis leading the Chiefs and Jason’s legacy with the Eagles, this matchup promises to be a memorable family affair and a thrilling game for all fans.
As the Super Bowl approaches, the Kelce family’s dynamic serves as a heartwarming example of how sports can unite—even amidst friendly competition—reminding us of the shared moments that matter most.
