Former NFL Player Jason Kelce Proves How He Takes Care of His Three Daughters and Replied to His Fan With a Thank You Note
Jason Kelce, the former American NFL player, who is also known as the synonym of ‘The Greatest Centers in NFL History’ has recently proved he doesn’t need pointers on being a father of three daughters. Jason, who shares three children (daughters) named Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 13 months, with Kylie Kelce replied to a fan who tweeted about the player’s future life with her daughters.
The fan, Carl, heads to X (formerly Twitter) and advises Jason, “I’m not sure if you will ever see this, but I wanted to drop something for you since you have entertained me so much this past year.” He further added, “I am a girl-dad but mine is now 30, and there will be times when your girls will frustrate you. Remember the times you have now and it won’t matter.”
However, the players responded to the advice on a good note by saying, “Love this advice, Thank You, Carl”. More to that, Jason has also proved that he does not need pointers on being a father of three daughters.
Jason Kelce in Personal and Professional Life
Jason was born in 1987 and has played for the Philadelphia Eagles for almost thirteen years. He has also won several matches, including Super Bowl LII. Apart from that, Kelce is the brother of Travis Michael Kelce, who is also an American footballer.
Additionally, Travis Kelce is better known for his relationship with worldwide popular singer-songwriter, Taylor Swift. While talking about Jason’s professional football career, her supportive wife, Kylie Kelce added, “I always tell people that no matter what happens with football, how it ends”
According to some official sources, Jason has not taken retirement yet. You will find this in several television and commercial projects too. He becomes a commentator on ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown. Moreover, you can also watch the sports documentary on Kelce’s life where he talks about the hardest decision of his life: Is It Time to Retire Yet? It is available on Amazon Prime Video, and the documentary has earned 8.1/10 ratings on the IMDb platform.