CANNES — Jason Kelce’s four daughters were on the top of his mind Monday — despite him being in France just one day after Father’s Day.
The “New Heights” podcast co-host, 37, stepped onto the Amazon Port panel stage for Cannes Lions 2025 wearing a colorful ensemble that sweetly honored his little girls.
“It’s Father’s Day, so I figured I’d embrace my inner child,” Kelce said, referencing a matching shirt and short set that featured different variations of the popular children’s cartoon “Bluey.”
“My girls would appreciate this outfit, for sure,” he added before his brother, Travis Kelce — who was also present for the panel, wearing a sleek white cap, beige shirt and navy blue dress pants and black shoes — called out to crowd, “Got any Bluey [fans] out there?”
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, then jokingly took a jab at his older sibling, saying, “For those of you who can’t see this, he’s wearing nothing but the Australian show. Fashionably on point.”
It appears that Jason may have missed celebrating Father’s Day 2025 with his and Kylie Kelce’s four daughters — Wyatt, 6, Elliott, 4, Bennett, 2, and newborn Finnley, who was just born this past March — as he had to travel overseas for the International Festival of Creativity.
The Kelce brothers spoke to the audience about the creative choices they make for their hit Wondery podcast. Travis touched further upon how the siblings contrast and compliment one another.
“Even though we’re night and day different, if you get us in the same room, you can see that we’re brothers and have the same values in life,” he said.
“It’s just been cool to see how much [our fans] the 92 percenters embrace our differences and support us both, knowing that we are meeting up at the Super Bowl, we are playing each other like fierce competition on the field.”
Travis further expanded on how he and his brother are “two completely different people,” adding, “As you can see today … he doesn’t dress up, he dresses as. I like to dress up.”
Jason then reflected on a revelation he recently made about how he and Travis went through a period of not being very close.
“We would go months in the season without really talking to each other,” the former Philadelphia Eagles center shared. “I think we always wanted to do something together, [but] it’s really hard to do that when you’re separated by time zones.”
However, “New Heights” has strengthened the brothers’ bond and they’ve turned the podcast into a family affair.
The Kelces broke the news during the panel Monday that their dad, Ed Kelce, is set to make a guest appearance on their podcast this week for a special Father’s Day-themed episode.
