Jason Kelce shocks fans with speedo reveal at Eagles charity event
Retired NFL star Jason Kelce surprised fans with a patriotic twist during a June 25 charity event benefiting the Eagles Autism Foundation. Kelce, hosting alongside fellow Eagles alumni, embraced the summer spirit by dramatically revealing a U.S.A.-themed speedo beneath his American flag shorts.
In a viral video shared by the Philadelphia Eagles on social media, Kelce carries a small lifeguard chair into the crowd, climbs atop it, and theatrically rips off his shorts. He paused for a moment in the speedo before stepping down and walking away, as the crowd erupted in surprise and laughter. The post, captioned simply 'We have no words…,' quickly drew widespread attention.
Fans flooded the comments with shocked and amused reactions, including, 'The way my jaw dropped 💀😂,' and 'Speechless.' Others referenced his popular New Heights podcast, joking, 'Jason forgot pants for Jason,' and calling him 'The people's Princess.'
One fan in particular drew attention—a woman in a blue tank top whose stunned expression quickly became a viral favorite. Comments like, 'Girl in the blue tank about had a heart attack,' and 'Me too girl, me too,' captured the moment's comic impact.
Kelce's wife, Kylie Kelce, had hinted at the stunt during a recent appearance on the House of Maher podcast. One fan recalled the moment, writing, 'Oh @kykelce. girl, you warned us. We were not ready. 😂'
Even in retirement, Kelce continues to engage with fans in unexpected and entertaining ways—supporting important causes with humor, heart, and a strong sense of community.
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