Travis Kelce brother Jason Kelce tells Taylor Swift not to WORRY as Travis ‘will NOT be at the Grammys to support her this weekend’. Jason Reveals he Will be LIVE at the Grammy Event to Support his Brother’s Girlfriend ‘Wholeheartedly’

The Philadelphia Eagles center recently shared that the Jan. 21 Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills game was his first encounter with the “Karma” singer—and he certainly left her wonderstruck by taking off his shirt to celebrate his brother Travis Kelce’s touchdown.

In fact, the tight end revealed his girlfriend’s reaction, sharing on the Jan. 24 episode of the New Heights podcast, “Tay said she absolutely loved you.”

And while the Grammy winner may now see Travis’ brother as her brother, Jason shared that his wife, Kylie Kelce, 31, didn’t like his little games at Highmark Stadium.

“I don’t think she was happy about it, to be honest with you,” he added. “She was already telling me to be on my best behavior because we were meeting Taylor.

Travis Kelce is set to miss out on the Grammys altogether, meaning that he won’t be able to witness Taylor Swift potentially winning an award, due to a ‘strict Super Bowl schedule’ imposed by the Kansas City Chiefs.

According to TMZ, the 34-year-old tight-end will be arriving in Las Vegas the same weekend as the music industry’s biggest award ceremony, which is set to take place on Sunday at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles – home of the Lakers.

This also means that Kelce will no longer play in the Pro Bowl, also on Sunday in Orlando, Florida. Kansas City’s No. 87 received his ninth straight nomination since 2015 to play in what used to be called the NFL All-Star game.

Jason Kelce Says NFL Would Be “Foolish” Not to Show Taylor Swift During Games

The Philadelphia Eagles player and brother of Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, also praised the singer-songwriter for being “immensely talented” and an “unbelievable role model for young women.”

Jason Kelce and Taylor Swift LISA LAKE/GETTY; JOHN MEDINA/GETTY

Jason Kelce took a moment to praise Taylor Swift when asked how he felt about the NFL’s attention toward her during Travis Kelce‘s Kansas City Chiefs games this season.

“The attention is there because the audience wants to see it,” he told Caleb Noe, a reporter for Cincinnati’s ABC affiliate, WCPO 9. “I mean, if people didn’t want to see it, they wouldn’t be showing it. I know that.”

He continued, “She’s a world star. She’s the quintessential artist right now in the world, singer-songwriter, immensely talented, unbelievable role model for young women across the globe. So I think that the NFL would probably be foolish not to, you know, show her and be a role model for all the young girls out there.”

Kelce’s statement comes following months of pushback from football fans after the NFL spent a solid chunk of its broadcasts this season focusing more on Swift and less on the game.

In a conversation with his brother, Travis, on their podcast in October, Kelce asked the Chiefs tight end if he felt the NFL was overdoing it with the attention that was being put on Swift.

“I think everybody is just, like, overwhelmed,” Travis told his brother. “I think it’s fun when they show who all is at the game. I think it brings a little bit more to the atmosphere, brings a little bit more to what you’re watching. But at the same time, they’re overdoing it a little bit, especially my situation.”

The Eagles’ football season came to an end in early January, but the Chiefs will compete in the 2024 Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 11.

Swift attended 12 regular-season Chiefs games. She could theoretically make an appearance at the final one if she can get to Las Vegas from Tokyo in time, following her final Era Tour stop in the Japanese capital the day before.