New video shows Donna Kelce sweetly consoling Jason and celebrating with Travis after her sons faced off in Super Bowl LVII
- Donna Kelce is the first woman to watch her sons face off head-to-head in a Super Bowl.
- Her son, Travis, helped the Kansas City Chiefs beat her other son, Jason, and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Donna Kelce couldn't lose at Super Bowl LVII.
But she couldn't exactly win, either.
Arguably the most in-demand woman of this year's Super Bowl — behind only Rihanna, perhaps — Kelce found herself in the unprecedented position of watching her sons battle head-to-head for football's biggest prize.
Older son Jason — a superstar center for the Philadelphia Eagles — found himself on the losing end of a heartbreaker against his younger brother, tight end Travis, and his Kansas City Chiefs.
Before the game, Donna vowed to give her first hug to whichever son won the bout. And true to her word, the Kelce matriarch wrapped up Travis shortly after the Chiefs' 38-35 victory.
Donning her split-allegiance jacket — half red and yellow for the Chiefs and half black and green for the Eagles — Donna exuded plenty of joy for her hug with Travis. She beamed as her 6-foot-5, 33-year-old son bent down for the embrace, grinning from ear-to-ear as he asked "How about this, Mom?!" in her ear.
But shortly thereafter, mom was there to console Jason, whose team came up just short:
Two days after the big game, the NFL released additional post-game footage of Donna hugging each of her boys. This time, they were mic'd up.
"MAMA!" Travis exclaims upon bumping into his mom on the field, then wraps her up in his arms as the two giggle.
"I'm so happy for you!" she says.
Later, when Donna finds Jason, he tells her "it was so fun watching you all week."
"Go celebrate with Trav," he adds.
The brothers found each other after the clock expired, too. As the red-and-yellow confetti rained down over them, Jason reportedly told Travis "fuck you, congratulations" before giving his not-so-little little brother a hug.
Travis took an extra second after the embrace to make sure his older brother was alright. Though Jason repeatedly told him to "go celebrate" his team's victory, Travis lingered to offer an "I love you" to his big bro.
"I love you, too," Jason said. "Go celebrate!"