Kelce Body-Shame Photo Going Viral
Over the last few years, Travis Kelce has drifted further and further into celebrity status outside of his Hall-of-Fame football career as tight end of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Whether Taylor Swift or his top-of-the-charts podcast has something to do with that, you can be the judge.
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But what comes with being a pop culture icon? Getting roasted online for every casual outfit the paparazzi catches you in.
Kelce has fallen victim, and NFL fans are now questioning if he has gained weight. A photo is going viral online of Travis wearing a white oversized sweater ... that gives off an unflattering shadow.
Popular troll account "Dov Kleiman" claims the shadow around Kelce's stomach is a clear indication of "serious" weight gain during this offseason.
Some rumors like this stem from Kelce reportedly questioning retirement during Kansas City's run to the Super Bowl last postseason. Even after the Chief's ugly loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, Kelce confirmed he will continue playing.
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"I think the biggest thing is that I love playing the game of football," Kelce said earlier this offseason. "I love playing. I still feel like I can play it at a high level and possibly at a higher level than I did last year."
With what he said after the loss, we take it that he is motivated for the 2025 season and will do everything it takes to be prepared for training camp.
Plus, the veteran tight end has plenty of time before then to lose the "extra pounds" he may have added on over the spring.
And let's not forget, Patrick Mahomes fell victim to criticism about his "dad bod" just a few years ago too ... and he's turned out just fine during the regular season since.
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The 2025 season will mark Kelce's 13th in the league - what most T-Swift fans would say is a sign of good luck to come.
He'll be looking to bounce back, as Kelce (playing at 6-5, 250 pounds) had the lowest receiving numbers of his career last year with 823 yards and just three touchdowns.
Related: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Date Night in New York a Mystery
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