The Kelce family has touched down in London just in time for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert in London, as Travis is joined by his brother Jason, his sister-in-law Kylie and his dad, Ed, at Wembley.
The three-time Super Bowl champion’s arrival in the UK comes just days after he was spotted with Jason in Cannes, France, for their ‘New Heights’ live show.
Taylor is set to perform this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the ‘Home of English Soccer’ as part three consecutive concerts before jetting off across the Irish Sea.
Travis, 34, showed up in a relaxing fit, sporting a white, Team USA Olympics cap and black polo, which matched the color of his shorts. He shook hands with Scott Swift – Taylor’s dad – upon his arrival at the sold-out show.
And so did Jason, who was closely followed by Kylie, in jeans and a dark lumberjack button down shirt.
He was seen dishing out some of Taylor’s tour-made friendship bracelets before the concert, as ‘Swifties’ were quick to snatch some off his hands.
Earlier on Friday, Jason was spotted at a London pub, posing with a fan.
Travis’ best friend – Ross Travis – was also with the Kelce squad, wearing a cowboy hat at the venue.
Like Travis, Ross plays the position of tight end, and the two presumably met in 2015 when he was signed – and quickly released – from the Kansas City Chiefs’ practice squad. He is now retired after being on the New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts, Arizona Cardinals, Detroit Lions, and Cleveland Browns.
Although it’s unclear the number of snaps he’s played in the NFL, Ross caught two catches for 33 yards in 2017.
Earlier this week, Travis made headlines when partying with San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle at a bar in Nashville, as he had spent time at controversial US country singer Morgan Wallen’s bar.
He also outlined his retirement goals on Wednesday’s episode of ‘New Heights,’ nearly three months after shedding a tear at Jason Kelce’s retirement press conference.
Jason hung up his cleats after a 13-year NFL career with his beloved Philadelphia Eagles, winning a Super Bowl (LII) in 2018.
