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Jason Kelce Is Ready to “Shake It Off” — And Yes, Another Shirtless Moment Could Be Coming
Jason Kelce Is Ready to “Shake It Off” — And Yes, Another Shirtless Moment Could Be Coming
Jason Kelce knows his reputation — and he’s clearly not running from it.
The former NFL star and New Heights podcast co-host has become famous for his over-the-top, shirtless celebrations, and now he’s teasing fans with the possibility of yet another viral moment in 2024 — one that could come full circle from the very first time he met Taylor Swift.
In a Dec. 22 interview with WSJ. Magazine, Kelce, 38, leaned into his now-iconic party persona, admitting that as a wedding guest, he’s not exactly known for keeping his shirt on — and he’s not promising to start anytime soon.
“Listen, the first time I met Taylor was at a Buffalo Bills game,” Jason recalled, referencing the now-legendary moment when he jumped out of a suite, shirtless, in freezing temperatures. “She invites us back to things now! We’ll see if the shirt stays on or off.”
The comment instantly sent fans spiraling, with many speculating whether another Kelce shirtless spectacle could happen at a future family celebration involving his brother Travis Kelce and Swift.
Of course, there’s one person who might not be thrilled about a repeat performance: Jason’s wife, Kylie Kelce. Jason was quick to admit that history isn’t on his side. Reflecting on his viral Bills game moment during a 2024 episode of New Heights, he confessed Kylie was far from amused.
“I don’t think she was happy about it, to be honest with you,” he said. “I gave Kylie a heads-up the moment we got into the suite, and she said, ‘Jason, don’t you dare.’”
He dared anyway — and the internet hasn’t forgotten since.
Whether or not Jason Kelce delivers another shirtless headline remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: when it comes to big moments, big crowds, and big energy, Jason Kelce never plays it safe — and fans wouldn’t have it any other way.
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