Travis Kelce Debuts New Bangs at Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp
Travis Kelce is kicking off the 2025 football season with a bang.
The three-time Super Bowl champion arrived at training camp for the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the upcoming NFL season sporting a shaggy hairstyle with side-swept bangs, a new look for the tight end.
The team posted a photo July 22 of Travis wearing his jersey and smiling as his waves blew in the wind, complementing his facial hair. The team captioned the X post, "Training Camp Trav," with a bow and arrow emoji, alluding to the 35-year-old's signature touchdown celebration move.
The New Heights podcast host has frequently changed up his hairdo, switching from a buzz cut to a '90s style with extra space long hair on top and buzzed sides and, recently, a slicked-back look.
His hair has even been such a popular point of conversation that his hairstylist, Vince Garcia, has spoken out about their "really great relationship.'
'Throughout the years, he'll come to my barbershop [or] he'll come to my house and get cut,' he told Us Weekly in an interview published April 30. 'He keeps me around to get him ready for an appearance or a TV show. Over the years of doing that consistently with him, it's just like any relationship. The more you see each other, the more you grow personally.'
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Back in March, Vince even shared a behind-the-scenes look at one of their sessions.
"Always good catching up with my brother @killatrav," he wrote on Instagram alongside a video of Travis getting his fresh cut. "Glad you running it back next season fam, you def one of the best TE to ever play the game."
Training Camp Trav 🏹 pic.twitter.com/kuYBmTPnP4— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) July 22, 2025
Travis' teammate Patrick Mahomes has also discussed his hair, crediting the Happy Gilmore 2 actor's girlfriend Taylor Swift as the inspiration behind Travis' luscious locks.
'I've been trying to get him to grow his hair out," he shared with SiriusXM NFL Radio last August, "and all of a sudden Taylor gets him to do it.'
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