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Taylor Swift Loses Shocking Number of Instagram Followers After Super Bowl Booing – What’s Really Happening?

Taylor Swift has been getting sacked on Instagram.

The Kansas City Chiefs WAG has shed over 144,200 followers since being mercilessly booed at the Super Bowl, according to the sports gaming site SportsMillions.

Conservative Swift fans such as Alexis Winters of Queens said the drop in followers — and the booing — is a signal for the singer to stick to music, and stay out of politics.

Taylor Swift lost over 144,200 followers since being booed at the Super Bowl, according to the sports gaming site SportsMillions. X/@SamuelBrownRBT via REUTERS
“We are tired of celebrities calling down to us from their ivory towers giving their two cents on policies that will never impact them,” said Winters, 24, the corresponding secretary of the New York Young Republican Club.

“Taylor Swift is simply the best example of this and her loss of hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers represents the hundreds of thousands of Americans who chose their president over the woke Hollywood mob.”

Swift’s boyfriend and Chiefs star Travis Kelce enjoyed a bump in Instagram followers post his Super Bowl drubbing to the Philadelphia Eagles, gaining over 12,370 followers, as per SportsMillions, which used Social Blade to track the couple’s social media stats.

“I mostly think it’s equally maddening and unsurprising how people seem more eager to celebrate the man dating a successful woman than the actual woman herself,” said Sara Koger, 32, of Buckeye, Ariz.

Jenna Piwowarczyk, the college student who is the face of the Swifties for Trump movement, agreed.

Travis Kelce, on the other hand, actually gained Instagram followers after the Super Bowl. TNS
“When Travis made an appearance on the Eras Tour, Swifties were excited to see him and cheered him on. When Taylor was shown on the Jumbotron, she was booed,” she said.

“I understand the demographic of the Super Bowl attendees are not fans of Taylor Swift, but the generalized hatred towards her for simply supporting her boyfriend is uncalled for and gross.”

Swift — whose Eras Tour was the highest-grossing concert tour of all time — shouldn’t fret, Koger said.

Jenna Piwowarczyk, the face of the Swifties for Trump movement, said Swift’s negative reception was “uncalled for and gross.” Courtesy of Jenna Piwowarczyk
“Taylor doesn’t even post that often, and she doesn’t technically need social media to thrive or be successful,” she said.

“She isn’t going anywhere, no matter how many boos she hears at a football game or followers she loses.”

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JUST IN: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Seen Savoring the Serenity of the Sea, Sipping Fine Wine on Luxurious Yacht in First Public Appearance Since Heartbreaking Super Bowl LIX Loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Kelce Shares “Taking time to heal with the best company,”

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Embrace Healing on a Luxurious Yacht Getaway

In a heartwarming scene that has captured the attention of fans and media alike, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were recently spotted enjoying a serene escape on a luxurious yacht. The pair, seen savoring the tranquility of the sea while sipping fine wine, marked their first public appearance since the Chiefs’ heartbreaking Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

A Moment of Respite After Heartbreak

Following a Super Bowl defeat that left both the team and its supporters reeling, Kelce and Swift appeared to be taking a much-needed break from the relentless pressures of professional sports and the media spotlight. The yacht, gliding gracefully over calm waters, provided the perfect setting for the duo to reflect, recover, and reconnect away from the public eye. In a candid moment that resonated with many, Kelce shared, “Taking time to heal with the best company,” a statement that has since become a rallying cry for fans seeking solace and strength in tough times.

Serenity at Sea: A Picture-Perfect Escape

Clad in relaxed, stylish attire, the pair exuded an air of ease as they navigated the gentle sway of the sea. The luxurious vessel, complete with lavish amenities and panoramic views, offered them an idyllic retreat from recent setbacks. For Kelce, whose Super Bowl loss weighed heavily on him and the entire Chiefs organization, this getaway was more than just a pause from the game—it was a chance to find peace and gather strength for the challenges ahead

Taylor Swift’s Surprising Connection to Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni’s Controversial Movie – Shocking Interview Resurfaces!

Blake Lively claimed additional female cast members are willing to testify in her sexual harassment case against ‘It Ends With Us’ co-star Justin Baldoni

Taylor Swift’s connection to Blake Lively’s movie “It Ends With Us,” starring Lively and Justin Baldoni, has deepened.

Resurfaced interviews reveal Swift may have had a hand in casting Isabela Ferrer, the rising star who played the younger version of Lively’s character, Lily Bloom.

Baldoni wanted to choose an actress who resembled Lively because she is so “recognizable.” The director noted while Ferrer is a “spitting image” of Lively, she’s also a “phenomenal” actress.

“I was casting, and I had actually brought in and showed her casting tape to Blake and Taylor, and they were both, like, ‘Yes! Her,’” Baldoni said in an interview with “Access Hollywood.” “And that’s a true story.”

Baldoni’s mention of Swift confirmed comments Ferrer had made in an interview with “Extra.”

Ferrer claimed Swift had influence over her casting at the premiere of “It Ends With Us” in August.

“I don’t even know if I’m supposed to be saying it, but I’m saying it,” she told the outlet when asked about Swift. “Yeah, she was a helpful part of the process of the audition, which I found out later after I got it, and that rocked my world. I have no words.”

Fox News Digital reached out to Swift’s representative for comment.

This isn’t the first time Swift has been linked to “It Ends With Us” after Lively sued Baldoni for sexual harassment. Baldoni responded by suing Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, for civil extortion and defamation.

In a lengthy timeline shared on Baldoni’s website, which also features the actor’s amended lawsuit against Lively and her husband, the actor and director shared a text exchange between the film’s producer, Jamey Heath, a Sony Film executive, and a Sony marketing executive (who had allegedly just spoken with Lively) that details Lively’s alleged “escalating demands” over the film’s release and a “veiled threat” over the use of Swift’s song, “My Tears Ricochet.”

“While Lively is holding the Film hostage in the edit room, she is simultaneously stalling the Film’s marketing by refusing to approve key materials, including the trailer release,” the timeline states, alongside screenshots of various messages between the three individuals.

“Lively will not approve the trailer release unless she is granted more time in the edit room with her personal editor. Adding to the pressure, Lively made a veiled threat, implying she might ‘change her mind’ about reaching out to Taylor Swift to secure the use of ‘My Tears Ricochet’ for the trailer if her demands are not met.”

Swift’s song was later used in the film’s trailer as well as in a scene within the movie.

Despite Swift’s connection to the “It Ends With Us” drama, the pop star has a “good chance” of getting out of testifying if the legal fight heads to trial in 2026.

“To the extent that Taylor Swift’s deposition would likely lead to relevant information for the case, she could be subpoenaed to testify at a deposition and/or to provide documentary evidence in support,” Ethan Krasnoo, partner at Reavis Page Jump LLP, told Fox News Digital. “But Taylor Swift could seek to quash the subpoena, arguing that it is a fishing expedition or intended to cause harm to Lively in damaging her friendship with Swift rather than to obtain relevant or necessary information.

“Given the minimal impact on the merits of the case, and the fact that parties to the litigation, including Lively, would likely have much of the same relevant information that Taylor Swift would have, should Swift be subpoenaed for a deposition, there is a good chance that a motion to quash the subpoena would be successful.”

Baldoni also mentioned Swift in the lawsuit by sharing texts exchanged between him and Lively. The “Jane the Virgin” star claimed Lively used her friendship with Swift to threaten the actor into changing the “It Ends With Us” script. While working on the film, Lively insisted on rewriting the rooftop scene. Baldoni had been hesitant about the idea but told Lively he would “take a look at what she put together,” according to the complaint.

Afterward, Lively invited Baldoni to her New York City home, where the actor said he felt Swift and Reynolds pressured him into using Lively’s rewrite of the scene.

“Later, Baldoni felt obliged to text Lively to say that he had liked her pages and hadn’t needed Reynolds and her megacelebrity friend to pressure him,” the complaint said.

“I really love what you did. It really does help a lot. Makes it so much more fun and interesting. (And I would have felt that way without Ryan and Taylor [emoji] You really are a talent across the board. Really excited nd [sic] grateful to do this together,” Baldoni’s text said, according to the complaint.

Lively shared a lengthy response, in which she referred to Swift and Reynolds as “dragons” who protect her.

“Both Ryan and [redacted] have established themselves as absolute titans as writers and storytellers outside of their primary gig – just singing or just acting or [redacted] just directing. I’m so lucky to have them as creative barometers,” Lively’s text, included in the complaint, said.

“But also to have them as people who prop me up and make sure I’m seen for all I can, and do offer. Because they know firsthand all I contribute. They also know I’m not always as good at making sure I’m seen and utilized for fear of threatening egos, or fear of affecting the ease of the process. They don’t give a s— about that. And because of that, everyone listens to them with immense respect and enthusiasm. So I guess I have to stop worrying about people liking me.”

If a judge decides Swift’s connection has any relevant bearing on the case, the “Midnights” singer could have to take the stand. Depositions in civil cases have “liberal rules,” another legal expert explained to Fox News Digital.

“A party to a civil lawsuit can seek testimony from any individual who is likely to have relevant and material information,” New York attorney Nicole Brenecki explained. “What is ‘relevant’ and ‘material’ is understood very broadly to include any information that could have bearing on the outcome of a case.

“If Taylor Swift’s testimony is in any way relevant to the subject of this litigation, a subpoena for her testimony should be so ordered by the presiding judge unless the lawyer seeking her testimony is completely and utterly unable to show that said testimony would be in any way relevant.”

Jayson Tatum’s Bold Vision: Jayson Tatum Reveals How He Wants to Be Seen by the Next Generation

After ending their championship drought last season, the Boston Celtics are once again the title favorites. A key reason behind that is none other than their 26-year-old superstar Jayson Tatum.

Over the last few seasons, Tatum has truly taken the jump into superstardom as he is undoubtedly one of the best players in the league.

In fact, in just the eighth season of his NBA career, Tatum already has a Hall of Fame worthy resume and the Celtics star will likely continue to add more accolades in the future.

Speaking of the future, the Celtics superstar recently shared his honest opinion on how he wants the next generation of ball players to view him.

“I’ve been very accomplished at a young age. The truth is, I envision myself as one of those guys — the Lebron, Steph, KDs. I want the next generation to view me as that,” Tatum said.

The trio of LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant had an unforgettable impact on the current generation of NBA players. Even during the twilight years of their careers, James, Curry, and Durant continue to compete with much younger superstars for the title of the best player in the league.

Despite their dominance, there is no doubt that the NBA will soon need to find new faces for the league. Considering Tatum’s accomplishments, he is a perfect candidate for the task.

“Jayson Tatum Issues a Challenge: He Wants His Name Next to These NBA Legends”

The Celtics star is an NBA champion, six-time All-Star, four-time All-NBA selection, an Eastern Conference Finals MVP (2022-23), and is easily one of the faces of the league. Tatum has received MVP votes in four out of the last five seasons, which is perhaps the final major achievement he has on his radar.

Coming off his 15-11-10 triple-double in Boston’s 124-104 win against the 76ers Thursday, Tatum was asked what motivates him following last year’s title victory. He didn’t say he wanted that MVP award, and neither did he say winning back-to-back championships was his fuel.

Tatum explained that he wanted to be seen as one of the league’s best players in history when his career is finished.

“Since I’ve gotten in the league, it’s just trying to get better every single year,” Tatum told reporters (via NBC Sports Boston). “I’m very accomplished at a young age, but the truth is, I envision myself as one of those guys — LeBron (James), Steph (Curry), KD (Kevin Durant). I want the next generation to view me as that.”

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Earlier this year, Tatum became one of just seven players in NBA history to notch 13,000 career points before turning 27. Among those players include Kobe Bryant, Wilt Chamberlin, Carmelo Anthony, Tracy McGrady, and the aforementioned James and Durant.

Tatum currently stands at 13,273 career points and turns 27 on March 3.

He’s also having one of his best seasons yet. Tatum leads the Celtics in points (26.8 per game), rebounds (8.7), assists (5.7), steals (tied for 1.2 with Jaylen Brown), and games started (tied for 53 with Derrick White). Tatum is Boston’s MVP to this point, but it remains to be seen if his efforts will translate to an NBA MVP trophy.

He went on to say that he believes Larry Bird is “the best Celtic ever” and wants his name to be mentioned with No. 33’s.

“Wearing a Celtics uniform comes with a lot of pride,” Tatum said. “The best Celtic ever is Larry Bird, and even if I never reach that — maybe I do, maybe I don’t — you aspire to chase that guy. It comes with a level of focus and motivation every single day to be the best you can be, and wherever the chips fall, just knowing that you gave it your all, you can be OK with that.”

Jon Bon Jovi Returns to Sayreville with an Emotional Message: ‘Chance to Create a Memory’

SAYREVILLE – Jon Bon Jovi quoted himself, speaking about his Sayreville Bomber pride.

“If you remember one thing from our meeting today, know this, you are writing the story of your life,” the iconic Jersey rocker told students and staff at his alma mater Sayreville War Memorial High School. “Make it a great one, so that one day you can say, ‘Who says you can’t go home? There’s only one place they call me one of their own.’”

The Jersey boy returned to Sayreville Tuesday for the dedication of the Jon Bon Jovi Performing Arts Center and Music Suite, emblazoned with his mural created by students, as part of the induction of the high school’s Hall of Fame class.

“I recall that it was right here on this stage that I performed live for the very first time,” Bon Jovi said. “It was a summer talent show, my band played three songs. We lost the contest, and I brought the second-place trophy [here]. I brought it to show you that they even spelled my name wrong, and that success is all about failing nine times, but learning to get up ten.”

Bon Jovi was raised in the Sherwood Forest section of the borough and played football and trumpet and performed in the school musical, Class of 1980.

“You sit here today as the future of Sayreville’s dreamers, participating in theater, music, voice and as recording engineers,” he said. “Now some of you may choose to continue on this path after graduation. Others may consider this a steppingstone. Whatever you choose to do after you leave here, remember that every day is another opportunity to make a memory.”

Bon Jovi told the audience he had no other plan than wanting to be a musician, recalling missing the senior prom to open for Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes at the Freehold Raceway.

“I first strummed a broomstick, and then my first guitar, less than two miles from here on Robin Hood Drive, he said. “I know it was less than two miles from school, because anything under that distance meant that you had to walk to school.”

A surprise for a friend

Bon Jovi brought along his friend, Dave “The Snake” Sabo, a fellow Sayreville graduate who played baseball and strummed guitar with Bon Jovi before co-creating Skid Row.

Sabo, who credits Bon Jovi for helping Skid Row secure its first record deal, was shocked when he was announced as a fellow member of the Hall of Fame class.

“I will say that all of my career accomplishments would never have happened without this guy right here,” Sabo said. “You’ve heard about some of his benevolence, but that doesn’t even scratch the surface, and not to take up too much of your time, but I am so thankful for his mentorship, his friendship and his brotherhood, and I’m honored to be here in front of all of you. I love this school, and I love this town, and I love the people who are associated with all of what’s going on today.”

Bon Jovi and Sabo share not only a longstanding friendship, but a guitar teacher in Al Parinello.

The school’s new music studio, a gift of Bon Jovi and JBJ Management, was named “AP ’95” in Parinello’s memory. The moniker is what Bon Jovi carved into his guitar after his mentor’s death in 1995.

“It’s just that I wanted to know that he’s always, always with me,” Bon Jovi said. “Whenever I pick that thing up, or whenever I’m writing a song, whenever I am in the world, that guy is next to me.”

Not just music

Today, Bon Jovi is an accomplished singer, songwriter, guitarist, actor and philanthropist, with a career spanning four decades in entertainment, as well as charitable causes such as such as feeding the hungry through his JBJ Soul Kitchen restaurants in Red Bank, Toms River, Newark and Jersey City.

“It’s a journey, you know, I’ve been on this journey my entire adult life, and started here. I started before I was an adult,” he said. “… And I get to sit here today and share this with you guys. You know, it’s generational at this point, and it’s been a gift. And not everything has been roses, not everything has been wonderful, but that’s part of the journey too.”

Being named the MusiCares Person of the Year by The Recording Academy earlier this year was a full-circle moment for Bon Jovi, recalling a night in high school when fellow Jersey icon Bruce Springsteen showed up to one of his shows.

“On this night, we were performing, and I turned around and there was my childhood hero on the stage next to me singing,” Bon Jovi said. “… The MusiCares event is where artists come and they perform your songs for you,” he continued. “Bruce flew out to perform with me. He played our new single and that song that he had jumped up on stage to performing with me that very first time.”

Through it all, Bon Jovi has never lost sight of where he came from.

“When I was a kid, you always have this little notion about ‘I’m going to break free,’ ‘I’m going to be my own man,’ ‘I’m going to go see the world,’” he said. “And then when I get there, there’s only so far you can go before you’re on your way back home. And no matter where I’ve gone around this globe for 40 years, you carry where you’re from with you, and it’s reflected in the songs that you write or the relationships that you have.”

Unstoppable! Jon Bon Jovi Returns With Tremendous Success After Vocal Cord Surgery

Jon Bon Jovi is staging an impressive comeback. After documenting his potentially career-ending vocal cord surgery in 2024’s “Thank You, Goodnight” documentary, the legendary rocker and recent “American Idol” mentor is quickly climbing Billboard’s Top 40 chart with an unlikely accomplice: rapper Pitbull.

On February 12, 2025, Bon Jovi and Pitbull’s new tune, “Now or Never,” debuted at number 36 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart. This is the first bonified pop hit for Bon Jovi since 2006’s “Who Says You Can’t Go Home,” according to Forbes, and a welcome surprise for the rock star, who could barely eek out a single note in recent years.

Jon Bon Jovi & Pitbull’s Music Video Features Them Performing Together at Jones Beach

Bon Jovi and Pitbull released “Now or Never” on November 14, the same day as the 2024 Latin Grammys, where they performed the tune together for the first time, per Billboard.

The song features part of the chorus from Bon Jovi’s 2000 hit “It’s My Life,” combined with a driving pop beat and motivational rap lyrics from Pitbull. The official music video features footage of the two stars performing “It’s My Life” in April 2024 at Jones Beach during Pitbull’s Party After Dark Tour, per a press release about their collaboration.

Bon Jovi, who mentored and performed with the top three contestants on the season 22 finale of “American Idol,” first met Pitbull at the 2017 Songwriters Hall of Fame induction and awards ceremony, the release said, and they have performed together several times since.

After debuting their duet at the Latin Grammy Awards in November, “Now or Never” quickly shot to the top of the English Songs chart in Mexico. Though it’s taken a bit longer to take hold in the U.S., Forbes reported that “Now or Never” is now “also a hit” on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Pop Songs chart and Adult Pop Airplay list.

Jon Bon Jovi Hopes to Return to Touring One Day

Landing on the Top 40 pop chart was not something Bon Jovi thought was possible while struggling through treatments and surgery for an atrophying vocal cord, he told NPR in early 2024. He allowed cameras to follow the journey for his band’s 40th anniversary documentary, as it became clear he could no longer tour despite still packing arenas.

“They had to put in an implant, a Gore-Tex implant, outside of the cords to rebuild them,” he told NPR, “and so the process has been slower than I’d hoped for, but the progress and the process are really doing very well.”

To his delight and relief, he told the outlet at the time he was able to sing again, but wasn’t sure if he’d ever be able to tour.

“I’m currently able to sing,” he said, adding, “I lack in the patience department, but every day I’m at it, you know? Every day is some kind of therapy to try to get back to that 2 1/2 hours a night.”

So Awesome! Lainey Wilson Surprises with Bon Jovi’s ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’ and Jelly Roll in Nashville

For Lainey Wilson, the road to stardom wasn’t an overnight development. The country singer might sit on top of the genre thanks to albums like Whirlwind, but at one time, she wanted nothing more than to perform her songs on stage. Never losing sight of that dream, Wilson eventually found her way to the spotlight. And over the last few years, she dominated country music and continued to expand her career. Recently, she attended the Broken Bow Records Decades Party and decided to honor Jon Bon Jovi when she covered his hit song “Livin’ on a Prayer.”

Released in 1986 on the Slippery When Wet album, “Livin’ on a Prayer” became a signature song for the band Bon Jovi. Since its release, the song sold over 13 million copies and became one of the best singles of all time. Written by Bon Jovi, Desmond Child, and Richie Sambora, the hit song landed the group their first No.1 hit on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart.

Although knowing the legacy surrounding the song, Wilson appeared to have fun when the song started to play. Captured by American Songwriter’s own Cindy Watts, Wilson worked the crowd, getting many of them to perform the song alongside her. With the crowd singing along and Wilson all smiles, the Decades Party seemed like a giant karaoke event.

Later on in the evening, Wilson linked with her good friend and country superstar Jelly Roll, along with Alexandra Kay, to cover Garth Brooks’ “Friends In Low Places.”

Lainey Wilson Ready To Get “Bored”

Having found her footing in country music, Wilson refused to waste time as she consistently released songs and toured the country. While loving every minute, the singer admitted to getting some sound advice from Miranda Lambert. “She was like, ‘It’s so important for me to get out there and scoop the poop and throw the hay and catch the horses. Those are the things that remind you what’s really important.’”

Wanting Wilson to pace herself, the singer agreed, admitting she needed to get “Bored.” But at the same time, Wilson is always looking for the next hit. “The truth is I can always fight for creativity. I’ve been able to write with such incredible writers [who] taught me how to put myself into the shoes of whatever we’re writing.”

Learning the craft of songwriting from some of the best names in country music, Wilson soaked in their knowledge and released hit songs like “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” and “Heart Like A Truck.”

“Brittany Mahomes Sorprende: Comparte Foto Inédita de su Bebé Golden en el Lujoso Cumpleaños de Sterling”

The Kansas City Current co-owner shares her three kids with husband Patrick Mahomes

Sterling Mahomes and her baby sister Golden (L), Brittany Mahomes (R). Photo: brittanylynne/Instagram;Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty

Brittany Mahomes is sharing another peek at her baby girl.

On Thursday, Feb. 20, the mom of three, 29, shared a post on her Instagram as she celebrated her daughter Sterling Skye’s 4th birthday, which included a sweet photo of Sterling with her baby sister Golden Raye.

In the snap, Sterling can be seen wearing a pink long-sleeve T-shirt and holding her baby sister, who had a white cap on and a pink onesie. Sterling feeds her sister a bottle as another person out of frame reaches out to help support Golden.

Later on her Instagram Stories, Brittany shared a Reel of Sterling pushing Golden’s stroller, staring off into the distance as she rocked back and forth. “The best big sister 🥹,” she wrote across the video.

Sterling Skye and her baby sister Golden Raye.brittanylynne/Instagram

Brittany shares her daughters Sterling and Golden, as well as son Patrick “Bronze” Lavon III, 2, with husband Patrick Mahomes.

On Jan. 12, the Kansas City Chiefs current co-owner and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback welcomed their third baby, announcing the exciting news on Instagram with a black-and-white photo.

Sterling Skye pushes her sister Golden Raye in a stroller.brittanylynne/Instagram

In the photo, Brittany and Patrick could be seen holding their baby daughter’s feet above a wooden sign that read her name. “•Golden Raye Mahomes• 1/12/25🎀✨,” they wrote in the caption of their joint post.

Shortly after welcoming her daughter, Brittany shared an adorable clip on her Instagram Stories, showing Golden’s little feet. The onesie that she was wearing had footballs printed on her legs and both feet — a sweet nod to her father, Patrick.

“The cutest little feet 🥹” wrote the former soccer player in text over the video.

Brittany Mahomes with her two kids.Brittany Mahomes/ instagram

Ahead of welcoming Golden, Brittany spoke with PEOPLE about her daughter’s nursery, saying that she was “feeling very ready” and “excited about becoming a family of 5.” Even her older kids were ready to be big siblings.

“They’re both excited to have a baby sister — even though Bronze is still a little too young to fully understand, he can’t wait,” Brittany said at the time. “Sterling is the best big sister already and has been loving going into the baby’s room to play with the new toys.”

The famous couple shared that while they were able to choose a name for their daughter “pretty quickly,” they struggled for a minute on the middle name — despite Sterling’s suggestions.

“Sterling has thrown out names,” Brittany revealed. “She wants us to name her Elsa, but we won’t be doing that.”

Jason Kelce Drops Bombshell: Says Travis Already Knows If He’ll Retire – Is This the End?

“I think he probably, in his heart, already knows what he wants to do,” said Jason Kelce on a preview clip of ‘The Steam Room’ podcast

Jason and Travis Kelce. Photo: 

As Travis Kelce’s deadline to decide if he wants to retire looms, his brother Jason Kelce thinks he’s already made up his mind.

“I think Travis, I think he probably, in his heart, already knows what he wants to do,” the Eagles alum, 37, said while speaking with NBA on TNT cohosts Charles Barkley and Ernie Johnson of the Kansas City Chief tight end’s pending decision. The clip was a preview of an upcoming episode from the hosts’ podcast, The Steam Room, dropping Feb. 21. “That’s the reality of it.”

After Travis and his team lost the 2025 Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 9, fans and adversaries immediately questioned if he would retire after more than 10 years in the NFL. Earlier this month, The Athletic reported that the team needs Travis’ decision by March 14.

Travis’ contract with the Chiefs runs through the 2025 season and includes an $11.5 million roster bonus that is due to him on March 15 if he stays with the team, the outlet reported. The NFL’s free agency period begins March 10.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 29, was asked during a post-Super Bowl press conference if he has spoken to Travis, 35, about whether he will retire from football or return to play another season in the NFL.

Travis Kelce.Erick W. Rasco/Sports Illustrated via Getty

Speaking to reporters after the loss, Mahomes said he’s going to “let Travis make that decision on his own” after he deserves some well-deserved rest following a long season.

“He’s given so much to this team and to the NFL,” the quarterback added of Travis. “And he’s been such a joy, not only for me to work with, but for people to watch.”

Travis previously opened up about whether or not he’ll return to the NFL next season on the latest episode of New Heights, the podcast he host alongside Jason, which dropped on Feb. 12 — just three days after the team’s devastating loss.

“I know everybody wants to know whether or not I’m playing next year, and right now, I’m just kicking everything down the road. I’m not making any crazy decisions,” he said.

Travis also noted that the “biggest thing” for him and his teammates right now is “being there” for each other and “understanding.”

“I’m gonna take some time to figure it out. And, I think I owe it to my teammates that if I do come back, it’s a wholehearted decision. I’m not half-assing it, and I’m fully here for them,” he said.

On The Steam Room on Friday, Jason confirmed that his brother helped advise him before he decided to retire from the Eagles last year. He’s confident they’ll do the same as Travis makes his decision.

“I’m sure we will talk about it. We’ve already talked about it a little bit, and I’m sure he’s going to go through a process of figuring that out,” Jason told Barkley and Johnson. “We’re very similar people, but we also have different ways of thinking about things. And sometimes I can way over analyze situations, and my brother has this way of being like, ‘Hey man, you want to play or you don’t want to play.’ ”

Jason continued, “He’ll say something like that where it’s just like, don’t worry about all of these minor things. And nine times out of ten, he’s right about all of it.”