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Travis Kelce roasted by fans for ‘hideous’ outfit at NFL Honors after missing out on prestigious award
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS star Travis Kelce was trolled by NFL fans after donning a bold outfit at the NFL Honors ceremony.
Kelce, 36, was nominated for the prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year Award on Thursday in San Francisco.
And the tight end took to the stage wearing a flamboyant ensemble waiting to hear the winner.
The Ohio native donned a quirky snakeskin-styled number that he accompanied with a pair of shades.
NFL fans were left shocked as they took to social media to share their own and unique feedback.
One supporter tweeted: “Man, he is SOOO hard to pick out of the crowd!”
Another commented: “Jason [Kelce] looks great, not so sure about Trav in that.”
Travis Kelce and Bobby Wagner shared a moment after Wagner’s WPMOY speech 🫶 pic.twitter.com/WTRvbQ9tBA
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A third wrote: “It looks like snake print.”
This fan said: “He looks like he owns a fake cologne store.”
That one added: “Hideous.”
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