Jason Kelce Committed The Ultimate Faux Pas On Taylor Swift's Eras Tour
Jason Kelce grabbed a little shut-eye during an Eras Tour show in Miami — somehow managing to sleep through Taylor Swift's high-energy performance. Tickets to Swift's Eras Tour have been famously in demand, with fans organizing to take their frustrations all the way to Congress, so snoozing while many die-hard Swifties have been unable to get tickets is certainly a choice.
This wasn't the first Eras show that Kelce, former center for the Philadelphia Eagles and older brother to Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce, has attended. The nap time photo was posted to X by Beau Allen, one of Kelce's former teammates, and shows Kelce asleep in his seat with a caption pulled from the lyrics of Swifts' 2022 single "Anti-Hero": "Sometimes I feel like everyone is a sexy baby and I'm a monster on a hill."
And while some chalked the moment up to classic dad behavior, plenty of Swift fans took umbrage. "PLEASE JASON WE'RE LIKE 40 MINS IN," replied one X user. Still, Kelce wasn't out for the night, as a follow-up post from a fan indicated that he was up and dancing with his daughter Ellie for "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" — reportedly his favorite Swift song, according to Us Magazine.
Jason Kelce is a total girl dad — which means liking Taylor Swift
It's clear that bonding over Swift songs is a big part of Kelce's loving relationship with his three daughters. And while it wasn't Kelce's first Eras show, it was a first for his three daughters, who attended alongside Kelce, his wife, Kylie Kelce, and his mom, Donna Kelce. The girls can be seen in the back of Kelce's sleeping photo, and they look like they're loving the show.
On an episode of "The Pivot Podcast," Kelce explained that his daughter Ellie is a big Taylor Swift fan. "That's all I hear on a daily basis," Kelce explained.
He revealed that Ellie has swapped out a lyric in "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart," from Swift's eleventh album "The Tortured Poets Department," swapping out "I'm a real tough kid / I can handle my s***" for the more kid-friendly "I'm a real tough kid / I can handle my stuff." "It gets a laugh out of me every time," he said.