- Donna Kelce has two sons, Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce, playing in the Super Bowl on opposite teams.
- The split makes it difficult to show her support, as she can only wear one jersey at a time.
Just behind Rihanna and Patrick Mahomes, Donna Kelce may be the third most popular person in Phoenix ahead of Super Bowl LVII.
And honestly, she might be giving Mahomes a run for his money.
Kelce, whose two sons Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce will become the first brothers to play against each other in a Super Bowl this Sunday, has been a prominent feature of much of Super Bowl week, giving away tickets to fans on opening night, asking the first question to Roger Goodell at his annual press conference, and walking the red carpet at NFL Honors.
Given her need to cheer for two sons on two opposing teams simultaneously, Kelce has acquired an impressive selection of split clothing that feature both the Eagles and the Chiefs in their design.
"I have two split jerseys, one split jean jacket, and two split shoes," Donna told Insider as she walked the red carpet on Thursday.
"One was made for me the first time the Eagles and the Chiefs played each other," Kelce said. "It was several years ago, I think in 2017. It was made by a seamstress in Cleveland. It's one of my favorites."
"I don't get to wear it a lot. Because they're in different conferences, they only play each other every four years. So they don't play each other a lot."
—Donna Kelce (@dkelce1) January 21, 2023
Asked if she had a special spot in the house where she kept her split jersey when it wasn't the week of a Chiefs-Eagles matchup, Donna said, "I just keep it in the laundry basket."
While the brothers debated on their podcast whether Donna would sit on Jason's side of the field or Travis' half, the NFL commissioner stepped in to solve the problem, as Donna will be sitting with Roger Goodell through the game.
Before the game, she dropped her dual-allegiance outfit on Twitter.
—Donna Kelce (@dkelce1) February 12, 2023
And here is a close-up look of her shoes during Fox's pregame show.
It's a win-win look all the way.
"Otherwise, I'd never get to see the game."