Travis Kelce shows off body transformation 3 months after Super Bowl heartbreak
Travis Kelce hasn't been seen much since the Super Bowl ended in February, but the tight end reappeared on Monday looking a bit different.
The Chiefs star and boyfriend of music superstar Taylor Swift was spotted attending an MGM Studios-sponsored event Monday at the Beacon Theatre in New York City, according to multiple reports posted to X.
Kelce looked lean and mean while talking onstage at the Amazon Upfront Presentation alongside his brother, retired Eagles center Jason Kelce.
5 Travis Kelce weighed 250 lbs. during the 2024 regular season.
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5 Travis Kelce at practice ahead of Super Bowl 2025.
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Kelce, 35, rocked a suit and T-shirt combination while standing alongside his older brother, who donned a similar outfit.
A Chiefs fan account reported that Kelce is down 25 pounds this offseason, which would put him in the 225 range if based on his NFL.com profile that lists his weight as 250.
The 10-time Pro Bowler previously contemplated retirement after a poor playoff showing and being blown out by the Eagles, 40-22, in Super Bowl 2025, but opted to run it back for a 13th season with the Chiefs.
5 Travis Kelce looks much skinnier in a New York City event on Monday.
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5 Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce at the 2nd Annual Amazon MGM Studio and Prime Video Upfront in New York, USA on 12th May 2025
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'I'm coming back for sure. Gonna try to get into the best shape I've been this offseason and get back to the mountaintop,' Kelce wrote in a text to ESPN's Pat McAfee earlier this year. 'Got a real bad taste in my mouth with how I played in that last game and with how I got the guys ready for battle. I can't go out like that!!!!' If this really becomes Kelce's final season, he's looking to go out on top.'
Kelce brought in 97 receptions for the Chiefs last regular season, accumulating 823 yards and three touchdowns in his worst season since 2015.
5 Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce stepped out in New York in October 2024.
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Aside from his weekly 'New Heights' podcast appearances, Kelce has mostly stayed out of the spotlight with Swift, 35.
The power couple was spotted for the first time in several months having a Mother's Day meal on Sunday in Philadelphia.
Swift and Kelce have been dating since 2023.
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