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Jason Kelce argues on New Heights that Sunday is the heart of NFL tradition, but the league’s growing use of standalone games on other days risks diluting that Sunday‑feeling, even as broadcast rights and new media partnerships push football onto more days and platforms.
Jason Kelce and wife Kylie Kelce make their acting debuts in a 16-minute Western-inspired Garage Beer short titled The Last True Cold One, a playful promo in which Jason searches for a beer, teams up with Kylie against a villain, and the couple—parents of four—share lighthearted on-screen antics.
Amazon Prime Video expanded its Masters early-round coverage, but Matt Yoder criticizes the telecast for lacking high-profile cameos like Bert Kreischer and Jason Kelce and for not leveraging Prime’s own cross-promotional opportunities. The piece argues the broadcast resembled a CBS-style feed and missed chances to promote Prime Video content, merch, and Prime-specific moments, despite moments such as a Terry Gannon interview with Jack Nicklaus. Overall, it’s portrayed as a missed opportunity to make the Masters a Prime-branded event.
Golf fans blasted Jason Kelce’s appearance on the Masters Par 3 Contest broadcast, saying his ESPN-backed cameo disrupted the event’s sanctity as he caddied and hit a tee shot. The backlash on social media suggested ESPN should offer an alternative stream or be more selective with his appearances, highlighting tensions when a celebrity personality overlaps with a sacred sports moment.
Jason Kelce, the retired Eagles center and ESPN personality, drew online backlash for covering The Masters' Par 3 Contest, with critics arguing celebrity cameos don’t belong at Augusta. The backlash, fueled by social media posts and jokes about Kelce’s swing, comes alongside other high-profile celebrity appearances at the event and underscores ongoing tensions between modern sports broadcasting and the Masters’ traditional vibe.
The Masters drew online ire after Jason Kelce appeared in a Masters caddie uniform on ESPN’s Par-3 Contest coverage, with fans arguing the event had become a pop-culture spectacle. Bryson DeChambeau’s pairing with Kevin Hart also sparked criticism, prompting calls for an alternative stream and a rethink of celebrity involvement at the tournament.
On her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kylie Kelce gets candid about postpartum sex, noting that sex after vaginal birth isn’t always easy and healing varies by birth. The mom of four, whose youngest Finn is 11 months old, says they’re navigating intimacy with humor while Jason works as an ESPN analyst and they explain why four kids felt right for them.
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences unveiled the nominees for the 47th Sports Emmy Awards, led by ESPN’s 62 nominations across programs including E60. The list features on‑screen talent like Tom Brady, Jason Kelce and Charles Barkley, with the 2025 eligibility year and the ceremony set for May 26 at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York; a host and lifetime achievement honoree will be announced later, and awards cover categories from live and edited sports to journalism, documentary, and studio shows.
NFL star Jason Kelce and wife Kylie expanded their Philadelphia-area home into a private ~10-acre compound in Haverford, purchasing adjacent parcels since 2018 for a total estimated value around $6 million. The estate features a rustic, light-filled main house, a family-focused playroom designed with Pottery Barn Kids, a reworked organized garage, and spaces like a finished basement used for the New Heights podcast. The couple welcomed their fourth daughter in March 2025 and have discussed intentions to build a luxury center on the property while prioritizing comfort, privacy, and security.
Jason Kelce’s 5-year-old daughter Ellie briefly interruptes his New Heights podcast recording with Travis Kelce and Randy Moss, charming viewers by greeting Randy Moss and declaring love for both Uncle Travvy and Moss. The moment continues a pattern of the Kelce family’s kids popping up on podcasts, with mom Kylie Kelce recently discussing parenting and keeping young children out of the social-media spotlight.
Laila Edwards, who became the first Black woman to win Olympic gold in ice hockey for Team USA, joked on a podcast that she’s the best athlete to come out of Cleveland Heights. Jason Kelce weighed in with a lighthearted “No objection!” on the Not Gonna Lie podcast, reflecting the brothers’ shared hometown pride. The Kelce family had previously helped Edwards’ Olympic journey with donations to cover travel costs, and Jason and his wife Kylie were later seen cheering Edwards at the Games.
Jason Kelce, recently retired from the NFL, discusses how increased fame and public attention have made it more challenging to live a normal family life with his wife Kylie and their four daughters, despite efforts to maintain privacy and normalcy. He also shares insights into his relationship with Taylor Swift, emphasizing that it remains family-focused amid their public profiles.
Jason Kelce explains he keeps his relationship with sister-in-law Taylor Swift focused on family, avoiding business talk, and admires her professional savvy. He shares insights about their family dynamics and his evolving approach to wedding appearances, highlighting his close family ties and respect for Swift's career.
Travis Kelce avoided questions about his personal life during a podcast with his brother Jason Kelce, focusing instead on football and his recent efforts to support a theme park. The conversation highlighted Travis's reluctance to share details about his private life, despite his brother's playful probing.
Jason Kelce humorously misclassifies pop artist Sabrina Carpenter as a hip-hop artist during a podcast, highlighting his lack of pop-culture knowledge and blurring genre boundaries, which surprises his wife Kylie Kelce.