Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce gets new nickname in Podcast
The duo, who have become increasingly popular with their New Heights podcast, shared some light-hearted banter about the classic film.
He recently highlighted Travis's high-profile relationship with global pop icon Taylor Swift.
During a recent New Heights episode, the Kelce brothers discussed the iconic movie Pretty Woman . Travis sparked the conversation by suggesting a twist: a movie called 'Pretty Man.'
He imagined a CEO billionaire woman so refined and high-class that she's clueless about everyday things, according to Athalon Sports.
Jason quickly fired back with a joke that hit close to home. 'Travis, you're living Pretty Man right now,' he said, causing both brothers to burst into laughter.
The comment playfully referenced Travis's relationship with Taylor Swift, portraying him as the high-class 'Pretty Man' in their dynamic.
This banter offers a fun look into the personal lives of these two athletes beyond the football field.
The story of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift adds an entertaining crossover between sports and music culture.
In South Africa, where both American football and international celebrity culture continue to gain interest, their relationship highlights the allure of celebrity power couples worldwide.
Jason Kelce, a well-respected NFL player himself, also revealed how their podcast has grown in popularity.
It's a platform where Jason and Travis Kelce give fans a peek into their lives, blending sports insight with humour and brotherly love.
Their playful references to Hollywood blockbusters like Pretty Woman show the lighter side of professional athletes, often lost amid headlines about scores and drafts.
As their story unfolds, audiences can appreciate how the Kelce brothers blend charm and wit. It's proof that, beyond athletic prowess, personality and relatability can captivate fans worldwide.
In Travis's words, straight from the podcast: 'We might just have to produce the 'Pretty Man' movie. Because I think I'm already auditioning for the role.'
And judging by Jason's laughter and quick quip, this 'Hollywood remake' is very much underway, with Travis Kelce starring as the leading man.
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