Kylie Kelce stuns Milan Fashion Week: What did Travis Kelce’s sister-in-law wear?
Kylie Kelce is married to Jason Kelce, the Philadelphia Eagles player
Kylie Kelce, the wife of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Jason Kelce and sister-in-law of the Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce, appeared at the Milan Fashion Week as the NFL WAG kicks off her modelling career in style.
The wife of the football player and mother of his three children wore a monochrome chic look with metallic silver pants and a jacket with a white blouse and chiffon around her neckline as she attended the Alberta Ferretti Ready to Wear.
Kylie Kelce refused to watch Travis Kelce during the Super Bowl in the VIP suite
“The best seat neighbor for my first ever fashion show!,” Kelce said on Instagram, as she uploaded photos and referenced Jodi Kahn.
She later added, “The night Milan Fashion Week welcomed this gem to la squadra.”
A crazy few weeks for her
It’s part of a hectic few weeks for the woman after she flew out to Las Vegas to watch Travis Kelce become a three-time Super Bowl champion with the Chiefs, as Jason Kelce went out there to support his brother and attracted lots of press attention for his partying.
However, she was lacking in Chiefs gear which fans noticed although Jason Kelce cleared this up on the podcast that he shares with his brother stating she’s loyal to only one team in her life.
“I have tried [saying], ‘Kylie, we have family in the game, it’s okay to cheer on that team. They’re not playing the Eagles. You realize this isn’t against the Eagles right?'”, Jason Kelce said. “She just refuses.
“Kylie got some love from the Philadelphia fans for her continued refusal to wear Chiefs gear even though she has personal connections. She just does not want to do it.”
Perhaps there is a hint of bitterness in there as the Chiefs defeated the Eagles at Super Bowl LVII in 2022 in the face-off between the two brothers, who are both NFL champions.
Travis Kelce doesn’t mind though, he appreciates the support from her even if she keeps it under the wraps.
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