On February 19, Travis Kelce and his brother, Jason Kelce, made a heartfelt announcement on their podcast, New Heights. The brothers typically release episodes on Wednesday mornings during the football season, but due to recent tragic events, they felt the need to share a bonus episode.
During the episode, Travis and Jason conveyed their sadness as they addressed the devastating shooting that occurred at the Chiefs Championship parade, resulting in the loss of one life and injuring 22 others.
Travis explained, “Attention 92-percenters, we have a pre-recorded episode for you guys coming up on Wednesday, but after the tragic events of the Super Bowl parade in Kansas City, it didn’t feel right without you hearing from us first.”
The Kelce brothers expressed their heartfelt condolences to the victims, their families, Chiefs Kingdom, and the entire Kansas City community. They also thanked law enforcement and first responders for their heroic actions during the incident.
In addition to offering emotional support, Travis and Jason highlighted the Chiefs Emergency Relief fund, which utilizes donations to assist the victims and their families. The fund also focuses on violence prevention and mental health services.
Travis and Jason’s dedication to helping the community didn’t stop there. They revealed their plans to become more involved in the rebuilding efforts, demonstrating their genuine commitment to making a difference.
The emotional impact of their message was evident in Travis’s eyes, leaving many viewers in tears. Comments poured in, praising the Kelce brothers for their articulation and for not shying away from addressing difficult topics.
It’s worth mentioning that both Travis and Jason have personally donated $100,000 each to support different victims of the shooting. Their actions speak volumes about their compassion and desire to make a positive impact.
In these challenging times, Travis and Jason Kelce’s words and actions serve as a reminder of the power of unity, support, and genuine care. Their message resonates not only with Chiefs Kingdom but also with anyone who values compassion and community.
