Brotherly love took center stage on the field after the Chiefs-Ravens game!
After Travis Kelce, 34, celebrated the Kansas City Chiefs’ win Sunday with a kiss from his superstar girlfriend Taylor Swift, the tight end found his brother Jason, 36, on the field.
The Kelce brothers walked into each other’s arms for a few bear hugs and handshakes — with both NFL players getting emotional as they exchanged heartfelt words and celebratory obscenities.
It started, admittedly, with a joke: “You’re staying on your shirt this time?” Travis asked Jason, who joked, “I am…for now. We’ll see how it goes.”
After the playful banter, Jason got choked up as he congratulated his little brother for beating the Ravens, 17-10, and returning to the Super Bowl for the second year in a row. “I know it wasn’t easy. I know it’s been a tough year,” Jason said. “Finish it. Finish this motherf—–!”
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Travis emotionally responded to Jason with, “Y— yeah dog. Damn, I love you. I love you, big dog.”
The Chiefs will have a chance to “finish this” season as back-to-back NFL champions if they win again in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas on February 11.
Against the Ravens, Travis caught 11 passes for 116 yards, scoring one touchdown at M&T Bank Stadium in the AFC Championship game. He passed NFL legend Jerry Rice for most catches in postseason history.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift on January 28th.
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The sibling moment happened after Travis ended his big night with multiple kisses for Swift. The couple were wandering through the field with their arms around each other when they saw Jason.
The Chiefs won nine games with Swift in attendance.
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