Travis Kelce mocked his brother Jason for being too fat for wearing the shirt in his Monday Night Football debut
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Travis Kelce poked fun at his brother, Jason Kelce, for sporting a too-small shirt on his “Monday Night Countdown” debut.
The former Philadelphia Eagles player, 36, was introduced by ESPN host Scott Van Pelt, who explained the retired athlete was wearing a white button-up he purchased “at the mall today” because he forgot his travel bag.
“It fits my belly now; I’ve lost a little bit of weight, but my tits are still struggling,” Jason responded while attempting to cover up his chest, which peeked through the gaping buttons of the lululemon garment.
Travis Kelce made fun of his brother, Jason Kelce, for wearing a small shirt on his first “Monday Night Countdown” appearance.ESPN/Instagram
Travis, 34, got a kick out of his brother’s mishap, as he took to the Instagram comments of the ESPN video to write, “Surprised he even bought a new one, and didn’t just go shirtless.”
The tight end seemingly alluded to when Jason ripped off his T-shirt to celebrate Travis’ touchdown during the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Buffalo Bills in January.
The iconic moment left Travis’ girlfriend, Taylor Swift, stunned as Jason then jumped from their VIP suite to the stands at Highmark Stadium.
“It fits my belly now; I’ve lost a little bit of weight, but my tits are still struggling,” he said.ESPN/Instagram
Travis poked fun at his brother in the comments of ESPN’s video posted to Instagram.NBAE via Getty Images
“Surprised he even bought a new one, and didn’t just go shirtless,” the tight end quipped.Getty Images
Travis was seemingly referring to when Jason ripped off his T-shirt during the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Buffalo Bills in January.Getty Images
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While the “Lover” songstress cheered for Jason, his wife, Kylie Kelce, attempted to take control of the situation as she shouted at the former professional footballer to “get [his] ass back in here.”
Travis learned about his brother’s antics immediately after the game, telling Westwood One Sports that it didn’t “surprise [him] one bit.”
“I love that guy. And every time we’re not on the field together, we’re always rooting for each other,” he said with a smile.
