Jason and Kylie Kelce are making waves this summer with their incredible charitable efforts with the Eagles Autism Foundation.
The couple led the fourth annual Team 62 fundraiser, significantly benefiting the foundation, raising an impressive $865,000 in just two days according to Kylie's most recent Instagram post. The event, which was held on June 26 and 27, set new records, more than doubling last year's $375,000 total.
The wife of the retired Philadelphia Eagles center, 32, posted on Wednesday, July 3, to express her appreciation, saying, "The enthusiasm and generosity around this event never ceases to amaze me. People can say what they want about Philly and Eagles fans, but it's things like this that make it clear why we are so proud to be apart of this community. We might throw snowballs at Santa, but we'll also throw money across a bar and chug some beers to support people with Autism!"
Things got a bit wilder at Sea Isle City's The Ocean Drive bar, where Jason, 36, and his wife showed off their bartending skills. Kylie was spotted at the event passionately singing along to friend Taylor Swift's song "Love Story" while juggling three pitchers of beer. The video was shared on X (formerly known as Twitter) by her husband and brother-in-law Travis Kelce's New Heights podcast with the caption, "Sing it Ky!!."
The couple were just off the heels of Swift's London Eras Tour, attending the June 21 and 22 shows at Wembley Stadium, marking Jason's first time seeing the performance. Speaking about the performance, Jason said, "You realize so quickly, that you know every word to these songs, everyone in the stadium knows every single word to these song." He continued, gushing about Swift, "You get into this trance of energy that Taylor and the entire performance is exuding, but then everything the music is exuding, everything the fans ... it really just takes you by storm."
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