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Jason Kelce Shows Off Chest Hair in Loud Tie-Dye Coat Alongside Brother Travis Ahead of Super Bowl Weekend
The retired Philadelphia Eagles star leaned into his eclectic style for the outing
Jason Kelce is kicking off Super Bowl LX weekend in style.
On Wednesday, Feb. 4, the retired Philadelphia Eagles star, 38, hosted a New Heights House Party in San Francisco alongside his brother and cohost, Travis Kelce. The event marked the recent release of the Kelce brothers’ Kelce Clubhouse, a groundbreaking destination built around the massive fandom for the brothers and their hit podcast.
Jason leaned into his eccentric style by sporting a colorful tie-dye coat with wide black lapels and cuffs. The loud topper was sourced locally from San Francisco-based store Love on Haight, known as the area’s “tie-dye emporium.” The shop posted a photo of Jason on its Instagram stories.
Because he opted to go shirtless underneath, the jacket’s plunging neckline showed off the former NFL player’s chest hair. He went casual with the rest of his look, wearing jeans, sneakers and a hat.
Meanwhile, Travis, 36, opted for a red, white and gray striped Marni cardigan and white T-shirt, which he teamed with khaki trousers, white sneakers and a KC baseball hat.
The brothers posed together on the green carpet, flashing smiles at the cameras.
While speaking with PEOPLE exclusively about their YouTube TV Super Bowl campaign, “Don’t Settle For Meh,” Jason and his wife Kylie Kelce considered the possibility of the former football player going beardless.
Kylie, 33, said can’t imagine it, admitting that she’s “never actually met his chin” in the years since she met Jason in 2015.
For Jason, shaving his beard comes with a stipulation.
“I’d probably have to lose about 50 pounds for me to feel comfortable shaving it,” hells PEOPLE. “It hides a lot of rolls and folds that I certainly enjoy masking, so yeah, it would take some poundage loss.”
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