Jason Kelce strips down to tiny speedo for charity event
The former Philadelphia Eagles star stripped down to just a tiny USA-themed speedo at a charity event in Sea Isle City, NJ, on Wednesday.
A photo shared on X from the NFL team's official account showed the retired athlete standing above the crowd in the barely-there swim bottoms.
Kelce arrived to the fundraiser in American flag-themed shorts. He then carried a large green beach chair into the center of the crowd.
After climbing on the chair and commanding the audience's attention, he dramatically ripped off the shorts to reveal his undergarments.
Several attendees were visibly shocked by the display, including multiple women who were seen staring at Kelce in amazement.
Kelce, 37, hosted the fifth annual Team 62 at the Ocean Drive celebrity bartending event, which raises funds for the Eagles Autism Foundation.
The retired NFL center has pulled similar jaw-dropping stunts at the charity event in his previous years.
In 2023, he participated in a beer-drinking contest and wowed the crowd when he chugged 30 ounces of brew in less than six seconds.
It appears Kelce is putting his newly acquired sex-symbol status to good use after he making headlines earlier this month for responding to a fan's now-viral pin-up style tattoo in his likeness.
Kelce was drawn posing in a kneeling position with his hand behind his head, wearing nothing but cleats, gloves and some padding.
However, fans lusting after the married father of four should be warned — his wife, Kylie Kelce, isn't a fan of the drool emoji comments left under his pictures.
'I'm gonna need you to sit down, put your tongues back in your mouth and be respectful. That man is a father to my children,' Kylie chided on last Thursday's episode of her 'Not Gonna Lie' podcast.
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