Taylor Swift greet me Jason Kelce with a hug when the Kansas City Chiefs faced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Swift, 34, hugged her boyfriend’s brother, 37, in a private room overlooking Arrowhead Stadium on Monday, November 4, according to fan photos found online. Swift he brought his mother Andreafather Scott again my brother Austin with him to watch Travis Kelce and the Chiefs beat the Buckeyes 30 to 24.
Meanwhile, Jason was at the center of controversy over the way he handled a heckler over the weekend.
The retired NFL player made headlines on Saturday, November 2, there threw the heckler’s smartphone after this person made offensive comments about Travis and his famous girlfriend. In the viral clip, the person confronted Jason and asked, “How do you feel about your brother f— f— dating Taylor Swift?”
Jason, who was outside Penn State University’s Beaver Stadium for an appearance on ESPN College Game Dayhe retaliated by taking the young man’s phone and throwing it on the ground.
Later, photos of Jason surfaced he answered with his mouth in an argument with, “Who f— f— now?” three times.
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Philadelphia radio host John Marks he criticized Jason’s behavior via X on Saturday, writing, “Kelce should realize that his profile is bigger than ever as a player.”
The “PHLY Sports” host opined: “He makes big $$$ in all genres [sic] platforms and her brother may be married to the biggest pop star of all time. He can’t tap people’s phones. He needs safety to deal with this—.”
Travis Kelce may want to keep his relationship with Taylor Swift under the radar, but Jason Kelce still has a lot to say. Jason, 35, opened up about his brother’s dating life during an appearance on SportsRadio 94 WIP on Wednesday, September 27. […]
Although Jason received criticism for the tension, many fans supported him by defending Travis and Swift, both of whom have not publicly commented on the incident.
Us Weekly confirmed Monday that Penn State University police were present looking at the argument. “University Police and Public Safety are the agency investigating this incident and the process is ongoing,” PSU police said. Us in the statement.
Later that day, Jason break his silence and apologized for his misbehavior.
“I am not happy with what happened. I’m not proud of it,” he said to ESPN Monday Night Countdown before the game between the Chiefs and the Buccaneers. “Suddenly, I chose to accept hate for hate and I don’t think that is a beneficial thing. I don’t think it leads to a conversation.”
He continued, “At that time I fell to a level I shouldn’t have. The bottom line is, I try to live my life by the golden rules. That’s what I was always taught. I try to treat people with dignity and respect. I will continue to do that going forward.”
Kelce concluded by saying, “We have a game to focus on.” Compatibility. I don’t think this is the forum to go into too much detail.”
