Next week, Travis Kelce's team, the Kansas City Chiefs, will go head-to-head against his brother Jason Kelce's team, the Philadelphia Eagles, for a match and people have been wondering if Taylor Swift will be present in the match.
More recently, the two athlete's mom, Donna Kelce, spoke out and shared whether the pop superstar will join her in the booth to watch her sons play their football game.
Speaking with Extra, the supportive mother said she doesn't think the singer will make to the siblings' games because she's busy with her "The Eras Tour" in Latin America and she is scheduled to perform in Brazil the night before the game.
"That'd be rough, so I'm thinking no," she said.
Donna Kelce to Support Both Travis, Jason Kelce on Their Game
Since the two siblings will go against each other to play for their separate teams, Donna Kelce will still support the both of them.
"I'll have my split jersey on... I have two shoes that are split, I have jewelry that is split, the whole bit. I will be two colors," she told the outlet. (via Page Six)
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She also admitted that she has no idea on who will join her in the booth again since Taylor won't possibly attend this time.
Donna Kelce Already Watched 'The Eras Tour' Concert Film
Donna was not present when Travis attended "The Eras Tour" in Buenos Aires, Argentina, last weekend, but she was able to watch the concert film in cinemas.
She recalled her experience, saying she wanted to feel the concert through the movie as she hasn't watched the tour in person yet.
In other updates, Travis was able to spend time with Taylor's dad, Scott Swift, last week and they had dinner together the day before the mega pop superstar's concert. They chose to dine in the hotel where they stayed at as respect to fans because the first day of the show was postponed.
Scott is an avid fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, but Travis said he might have persuaded him to become a supporter of the Kansas City Chiefs.
The NFL athlete also found out that the singer's dad is a "huge football guy" as he used to play the sport when he was in college back in Hawaii.
