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EAGLE-EYED Kylie Kelce praised for Super Bowl outfit despite being a ‘die-hard Eagle’ as she ‘represents’ for brother Travis
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Kylie and Jason Kelce were joined by an all-star cast of named in Travis’ player box at the Super Bowl.
EAGLED-EYED fans loved Kylie Kelce’s outfit for last night’s Super Bowl.
Kylie joined husband Jason Kelce at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to cheer on his brother Travis.
Philadelphia Eagles star Jason 36, temporarily put his allegiance aside to wear Kansas City Chiefs gear while cheering on his little bro against the San Francisco 49ers.
Kylie, meanwhile, decided to find a compromise.
The Philadelphia-native has previously gone on the record about her reluctance to wear Chiefs merch.
She told USA Today: “I mean, I just can’t do it.
“I will cheer on Travis every single day of the week, forever. But I won’t wear Chiefs stuff.”
True to her word, Kylie instead wore the red of Jason and Travis’ alma mater the University of Cincinnatti.
Fans loved her choice of outfit, with one writing on social media: “That’s dope she only reps her team.”
While a second called her a “die-hard Eagle”.
A third gushed: “The People’s Princess of Philadelphia.”
And a fourth commented: “‘I’ll support Travis’ the red but not the chiefs is so perfect.
Another added: “She’s a real one without standing out.”
While appearing on the Prime Video documentary “Kelce”, Kylie revealed that she met her NFL star husband on a dating app.
As it turned out, the elder Kelce brother wasn’t the only Eagle supporting the Chiefs.
After the game, Fletcher Cox tagged 49ers star Deebo Samuel in a brutal Instagram post alongside a series of clown emojis.
Jason and Kylie were joined in Travis’ player box by an all-star cast of names, including the Chiefs tight end’s girlfriend Taylor Swift.
As well as the 14-time Grammy winner, actress Blake Lively and rapper Ice Spice were also in the box to watch the Chiefs’ dramatic 25-22 win.