Jason Kelce hosted the second annual New Heights Beer Bowl recently, and got the opportunity to meet with numerous fans. One of which asked him to sign their arm so the fan could get that permanently tattooed.
Because of this moment, it started a conversation between the two Kelce's brothers during their most recent episode of New Heights on whether they would be willing to get any tattoos themselves.
Jason wasn't a big fan, but did have one in mine that he would certainly get.
“I might get a wedding ring tattoo," the former Philadelphia Eagles center said. "Because I take my ring off to do a lot of things. I don’t like having rings on.”
And he does have a valid reason.
"You’re notorious for losing rings Jason," Travis Kelce added. "You don’t have to explain yourself."
This was in reference to the New Heights live show where the brothers hosted the Lombaby Games. And during one of the crazy games, the brothers filled an inflatable pool with Skyline Chili and Jason's Super Bowl ring was in there.
However, once the event was over, the ring was no where to be found.
But that was just the Super Bowl ring. It's safe to say that if he lost his wedding ring, Kylie, Jason's wife, wouldn't be too happy.
So Travis was curious what her feelings were about the tattoo idea.
"How does Ky feel about that? That’s the real question," Travis asked.
"She’s indifferent. She’s like yeah if you want to do that. She’s a little upset that I lose my ring so much,” Jason replied.
Jason Kelce, Kylie Kelce raise nearly $1 million for Autism research
Jason Kelce put his bartending skills on display at the Ocean Drive bar in Sea Isle City, New Jersey last week.
It's something that he has been doing every summer over the last four years in order to raise awareness and funds for the Eagles Autism Foundation, which was founded by his wife Kylie Kelce.
Last year, Kelce and the gang raised nearly $500,000, including $150,000 before the bar had even opened.
This year, however, they nearly doubled that number, raising over $865,000.
Kylie Kelce took to Instagram to shout out Eagles fans and announce the date for next year's bartending festivities.
Year 4 numbers are in…. In just 2 days you helped raise $865,000 and counting!!!The enthusiasm and generosity around this event never ceases to amazing me. People can say what they want about Philly and Eagles fans, but it’s things like this that make it clear why weare so proud to be apart of this community. We might throw snowballs at Santa, but we’ll also throw money across a bar and chug some beers to support people with Autism!
This would not have been possible without the support of the generous people that attended, the tremendous guest bartenders, our incredible sponsors, the city of Sea Isle (including SICPD), the @philadelphiaeagles and @eaglesautism , the @newheightshow team, the Yacht club of Sea Isle, and of course, @theoceandrive .
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Pencil us in for Year 5 on 6/25?
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