Travis Kelce and his brother Jason stop riding 'New Heights', letting 2.5 mullions' emotion down
Travis Kelce
is pulling a rug on his biggest venture, unnoticed, unwarned, to keep fans why-guessing. The New Heights podcast hiatus is for good. Yes, you heard it right. Quit finding solace in hope.
Travis and his brother, Jason, are not going to make a comeback with your favorite talk show, at least not anytime soon. After trying their hands on the
NFL
field, the Kelce brothers didn't look back; it would be better to say, they didn't have to. Shortly after launching New Heights back in 2022, they received unbridled love from the listeners, making the show one of the most trending among Gen-Z football freaks. But it's time for a wrap, full and final.
The Kelce brothers took a tough call on their passion project
On the July 9th edition, the former Philadelphia Eagles center echoed his brother, who threw the bombshell, informing their 2.5 million family that they are going to stop airing the show soon. Currently, some special pre-taped episodes with some celebrities are still in the works, which will keep fans full up to July 23.
But what's after? '
We have come to the end of the road,' J
ason kept it plain and straight without jumping into much explanation.
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While Travis might move on to his Kansas City Chiefs training camp real soon, some folks will wait silently for a fourth-season comeback that's not even promised.
The podcast not only grants access to the life of the league and its people, but it also significantly impacts their brotherly bond. ''
Travis and I have been close for a long time. Now with the [New Heights] podcast, we talk to each other more than we ever have,"
said Jason, following the American Century Golf Championship celebrity tournament at The Edgewood Tahoe Resort in Nevada. Regardless, the duo will continue to pull each other's leg over the dinner table, just that there will be no camera to film that. Grim reality!
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