Jason and Kylie Kelce share sweet PDA moments at Travis Kelce’s Chiefs Game

Jason and Kylie Kelce are proving to be the ultimate couple goals, sharing a sweet moment of PDA at Arrowhead Stadium before the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the New Orleans Saints on Monday, October 7. 

In a video posted to X, the pair shared a kiss on the field, with Kylie lovingly wiping something off Jason’s face afterward.

Jason, donned a headset for his appearance on ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown, where he addressed his brother Travis Kelce’s "slow" start to the Chiefs’ new season. 

Kylie, meanwhile, kept things casual, sporting an "Alright Nah" T-shirt, a nod to Jason and Travis’ hit podcast New Heights and Travis' signature catchphrase.

Though she’s all-in on supporting her brother-in-law, Kylie stays true to her roots. 

A proud Philadelphia native, she avoids wearing Chiefs gear out of loyalty to the Philadelphia Eagles, where he spent 13 seasons as a pro football center before retiring earlier this year.

Her loyalty to the football team runs deep, as she made clear in the 2023 Kelce documentary. 

"I am, like, an Eagles fan to the extent of, like, if Jason ever went and played for another team, I would wear Kelce, but I would not wear another team’s stuff," she explained. 

"I’ve thought about that a number of times, and I just couldn’t do it. It sounds terrible."

Despite her unwavering commitment to her hometown team, the couple still show up to support his brother Travis Kelce from the sidelines. 

During Jason’s pregame appearance on ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown, he addressed the swirling NFL rumors suggesting that Travis might be distracted by his off-field commitments—including his high-profile romance with Taylor Swift.

Defending his brother, Jason set the record straight. "Football has always been the most important thing in Trav’s life. He has always lived life to the fullest," he said. 

"He’s enjoyed his off-season very much—even before Taylor Swift and anything else going on in our lives. But I think he’s always going to make football the No. 1 priority and be prepared."