Jason Kelce Spills On Why He Started ‘Tearing Up’ During Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
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The former NFL player opened up about attending one of the pop superstar’s “insanely impressive” shows.
Jason Kelce explained why he got emotional while experiencing one of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concerts in London recently.
The former Philadelphia Eagles center — in a recent episode of the “New Heights” podcast with his brother and Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce — recalled the singer gifting her black hat to a fan while she performed “22” in what has become a tradition of hers on tour.
“Dude, I’ve never cried at a fucking concert, and I was literally tearing up watching this little girl’s entire... I’m about to tear up right now. It was fucking so special,” said Jason Kelce, who was joined by his wife, Kylie Kelce, at the concert.
Swift’s sold-out London stops served up royal memories for the brothers as the two met Prince William, along with two of his children, Prince William and Princess Charlotte, backstage.
The Kansas City Chiefs star also joined Swift on stage during one of the shows. He dressed up in a top hat and tailcoat for a skit during her song “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”
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