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Jason Kelce has thrown his support behind his brother Travis’ relationship with Taylor Swift.
“We just want to be supportive of him and their relationship and everything that they’ve got going on because it’s so wonderful right now,” the retired Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, told reporters at an Eagles Autism Foundation event on Wednesday (via footage shared on X by CBS reporter Alicia Roberts).
“He’s my brother, he’s always going to be my brother.”
Jason — who attended Swift’s show at Wembley Stadium in London last weekend with his wife, Kylie — raved about the experience as “a lot, a lot of fun.”
“That was a blast this past weekend,” he remarked. “We were over in London at those concerts, and Taylor, what she has accomplished not just in that short period of time, but over the course of her career, is truly remarkable.”
The night after Kylie, 32, and Jason attended the performance, Travis surprised the stadium by appearing on stage during the singer’s introduction for “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”
The former NFL athlete acknowledged there’s “no question” the headline-making romance has changed his life but noted that it’s altered Travis’ “more.”
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While at the philanthropic event, Kylie was filmed belting the pop star’s “Love Story” while balancing three pitchers of beer.
The clip — shared by Jason and Travis’ ‘New Heights” podcast — caught the attention of the official fan account for the “All Too Well” singer and Travis’ romance, Tayvis Nation, who tweeted, “Kylie singing along to love story??? oh she is such an icon i’m sorry.”
Jason and Kylie attended the event in Sea Isle, NJ, this week to hand out autographs and meet children who are on the autism spectrum.
“These personal interactions, especially with the kids that are on the spectrum, kids that need the support and the assistance, really reinforces what we’re all here for,” Jason told reporters.
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