Fellow Chiefs Fan Teases 'Football Legend' Kylie Kelce's Packing Abilities After Eagles Game
Kylie Kelce, the wife of Jason Kelce from the Philadelphia Eagles, faces playful banter from fellow Eagles spouse Annie Elliott following the Chiefs game
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After the latest Philadelphia Eagles game, Jason Kelce's wife Kylie Kelce sparked a major debate among fans - and not just with her seating choice. On November 20, Kylie, 31, traveled to see her husband face off against his brother, Travis Kelce, and the Kansas City Chiefs. Following the Eagles' 21-17 victory, fellow Philly spouse Annie Elliott provided fans with a behind-the-scenes look at the postgame packing realities.
Annie, married to Eagles kicker Jake Elliott, playfully referred to Kylie as a national treasure in an Instagram post on Tuesday, November 21, where she shared a video of Kylie packing clothes. Kylie reposted the clip on her own Story and asked her followers if they fold their dirty laundry at the end of a trip in a poll with the options "Absolutely" and "Nope. Stuff it in!"
In the caption, she playfully boasted, "I think I nailed packing this up," and included a shrug emoji.
Kylie showed her support for Jason as he secured his first career victory against the Chiefs in the Super Bowl LVII rematch but opted not to join her mother-in-law, Donna Kelce, in the family's exclusive suite at Arrowhead Stadium.
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During her Sunday, November 19, field hockey clinic in Kansas City, she mentioned in an interview, "I will be in the stands tomorrow. I'm a stands girl. I love sitting in the stands, cheering with the fans even if it's in an opposing team's stadium."
Kylie mentioned that Travis, 34, typically has a large group of friends and family cheering him on in the stadium. "It gets pretty crowded in there," she quipped.
Even though it's an away game, Kylie expressed her hope for many enthusiastic Philly fans to join her in the crowd. "I just hope we have enough people in the stadium cheering 'go birds' to help my husband secure his first win against the Kansas City Chiefs. He's been in the game for 13 years, so I think it's about time," she remarked.
Since 2018, Kylie and Jason have been married and have three daughters: Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 2, and Bennett, 8 months. The Prime Video documentary Kelce earlier this year delved into the couple’s lifestyle, but Kylie does not conform to the traditional role of an NFL wife.
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In a September episode of Jason and Travis’ “New Heights” podcast, she expressed her appreciation for the supportive community of women in Philadelphia, noting that they have been fortunate to have a group of women who understand and embody the ethos of the city. She also mentioned that there haven't been many instances of individuals causing disruption or trying to act like a diva.
Kylie expressed her admiration for the "impressive" women she has met through the Eagles. She believes that these women, who may not receive the recognition they deserve, are "really, really cool in their own right" and "sort of badass on their own."
