Donna Kelce Shares Her First Words to Travis Following the Chiefs' AFC Championship Win

For the second consecutive year, Donna Kelce gets to see at least one of her sons compete for the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Mama Kelce was front and center to watch her youngest son, Travis Kelce , and the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Baltimore Ravens and secure their spot in this year's Super Bowl on Sunday, Jan. 28, and now, she's giving fans a little insight into what she told this year's AFC champion tight end after making her way down to the field to celebrate his win.

"I just looked at him and I said, 'You were possessed,'" Donna shared with People in a new interview, looking back on her first words to the NFL star on the field at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium.

"It was just the most amazing feats I've ever seen him accomplish," she added of his second consecutive AFC win. "He was on a mission... a mission to make sure that they won this game."

"Everything just fit into place. It all worked well and I was amazed at how they could all come together like that," she continued, complimenting the rest of the team, too, who all landed in Las Vegas over the weekend to prepare for the final game of the season, which stands to make them twice-consecutive Super Bowl Champions if they defeat the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 11.

Seeing as this game marks Travis and the Chiefs' fourth in five years, they all know how special the opportunity is.

"It's so difficult to get there and to be able to get there two times in a row, this was very special," Donna acknowledged—made even more so by getting to watch it with the Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Kelce present, a "once in a lifetime occurrence" thanks to the brothers' generally conflicting game schedules.

Jason, of course, made the most of getting to watch his brother play in person over the last two games, sparking a series of viral moments with his antics, though it remains to be seen if he'll make another appearance for the Super Bowl.

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