Jason Kelce denies sleeping at Taylor Swift concert in Miami.
Jason Kelce, the retired Philadelphia Eagles center, found himself caught in a hilarious internet frenzy after a photo surfaced of him supposedly snoozing during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour show in Miami. Despite the teasing, Jason set the record straight on the latest episode of New Heights, clarifying that he was anything but asleep during the electrifying performance that he attended with his family, minus his brother Travis Kelce.
In a playful banter with Travis on the podcast, Jason expressed his disbelief at the viral photo, emphasizing that he was fully immersed in Swift’s music. He described how he was tapping his thigh and living in the moment when the misleading picture was taken. He defended himself, stating, “I’m not even sleeping!”
To underline his genuine appreciation for Swift’s performance, Jason highlighted the incredible energy and atmosphere of the Miami show. He raved about how the rain added to the spectacle, noting the crowd’s thunderous response to Swift’s iconic moments on stage.
Travis, although unable to join his family due to his football commitments, expressed his regret at missing out on the unforgettable concert experience. He acknowledged the reports of friends and family who were in attendance, all echoing the sentiment of the Miami stadium’s electrifying vibe.
Swift’s performances at Hard Rock Stadium truly left a lasting impression on fans and critics alike. The singer’s ability to captivate the audience, even amidst heavy rain, and debut new outfits added a layer of excitement to an already sensational show.
In a post on Instagram, Swift expressed her gratitude for the passionate crowd and the overwhelming response to her performances. She shared her excitement at unveiling new outfits and acknowledged the fans for their enthusiastic support.
The Kelce brothers’ candid discussion about attending Taylor Swift’s Miami Eras Tour shows offers a glimpse into the impactful and unforgettable experience that fans and even celebrities like themselves had the privilege to be a part of.
