Jason Kelce reveals if fame has changed his relationship with brother Travis Kelce

Jason Kelce has insisted that his relationship with his brother Travis Kelce "still feels the same" despite their global fame and huge success that they are both enjoying.

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Jason Kelce has insisted that his relationship with his brother Travis Kelce 'still feels the same' despite their global fame
Jason Kelce has insisted that his relationship with his brother Travis Kelce 'still feels the same' despite their global fame

Jason Kelce has insisted that his relationship with his brother Travis Kelce "still feels the same" despite their global fame.

The 37-year-old former footballer admitted that both he and his younger sibling - who plays for the Kansas City Chiefs - are both enjoying "a lot of success" at the moment but it hasn't changed them.

He told People: "I don't know, it still feels the same. I mean, we're both having a lot of success. It has been fun to watch Travis continue to excel — I mean, he's in another Super Bowl, go figure."

Since 2023, Travis, 35, has been dating pop superstar Taylor Swift and this has propelled himself and the rest of his family into the spotlight around the world, but Jason insisted that they are just trying to "be there for each other" as they try to get through all of it.

He said: "And I think, you know, we just try to be there for each other.

"A lot of things are going right right now, which is fun, and we remember when things weren't necessarily going as right, and we've always been there for each other."

The former Philadelphia Eagles player has often been lauded for his "down-to-earth" nature and puts that down to his upbringing in a working-class area of Cleveland Heights. Ohio.

He said: "I mean, I've gotten it before. I think that you just try and go about and be nice, and treat people with kindness and be fun.

"I mean, I think from Ohio, it's hard to not be that way

"I think when you come from an area that was born off the backs of a lot of blue-collar industry-working families and individuals, I think that that's just kind of the temperament that people tend to have."