Taylor Swift and Jason Kelce had a nice exchange at the Kansas City Chiefs game!
On Monday night, the pop star was in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium as her boyfriend Travis Kelce and his team faced off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Jason was there working, but he made a point to stop by the singer’s private suite to say hello and perhaps catch up on the week’s drama!
Related: What Taylor Swift Thought Of Travis Kelce’s Controversial Sex Talk!
In a video captured by a fan and posted to X (Twitter), Jason could be seen hugging Taylor, the fan captioned the clip:
“Jason Kelce and Taylor Swift hug healed my mental problems”
LOLz!
The retired NFL star also leaned down to give Taylor’s mom Andrea Swift a hug as she stayed seated. Sweet! The 66-year-old then said something in his ear, which caused him to shrug. One fan joked:
“She’s telling him good s**t smashing that guys phone the other day.”
Can you imagine? LMFAO! Other fans commented:
“swift + kelce family games are truly the best, didn’t think I’d see an andrea + jason hug”
“You can really tell Jason is going through it. I hope he doesn’t beat himself up too much over this”
“love their family together! they blend so well!”
“family goals.”
Ch-ch-check out the cute moments (below):
Taylor and jason hugging???????? pic.twitter.com/wnh4rTZk6Z
— el???????????? ⸆⸉ (@1989snights) November 5, 2024
swift + kelce family games are truly the best
didn’t think I’d see an andrea + jason hug ????pic.twitter.com/KOOPiY6bKj— brittany (taylor’s version) ✨???? (@brittanyconk17) November 5, 2024
As Perezcious readers know, the former Philadelphia Eagles player was at Penn State for a game against Ohio State on Saturday when he was swarmed by a big crowd. While most people were happy to see him, one person yelled:
“Kelce — how does it feel that your brother is a f***** for dating Taylor Swift?”
Jason turned around quickly and slammed the person’s phone on the ground, barking back:
“Who’s the f***** now?”
Obviously, the derogatory language from both of them is NOT okay! And fighting violence with violence also isn’t setting the best example, and he knows it. The ESPN analyst emotionally addressed his actions during the “heated” moment on Monday Night Football before visiting with Tay, saying in part:
“I chose to greet hate with hate, and I just don’t think that that’s a productive thing. I really don’t. I don’t think that it leads to discourse and is the right way to go about things.”
It’s not an easy thing to own up to your mistakes, but it looks like he’s got lots of love and support from his fam as he deals with this controversy. Reactions, Perezcious readers? Let us know (below).
[Image via MEGA/WENN & The Pivot Podcast/YouTube]
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