Kylie Kelce Wears T-Shirt of Her Viral Clash with N.J. Woman After Previously Signing Them for Fans

Kylie Kelce is rocking a fan-made gift.

The former field hockey player and wife of NFL star Jason Kelce, 32, was spotted at a recent event wearing a handcrafted T-shirt that features a photo of her viral clash with a woman outside a restaurant in Margate, New Jersey, back in May with the words "standing on business" added.

In a post shared on a Kelce fan page, Kylie could be seen wearing the shirt inside of an event space as she posed with fans. She wore the attire over what appeared to be a light green shirt.

According to the caption of the post, Kylie had been “gifted” the shirts by her “fans who wore them” at the Eagles Autism Foundation event, where she had signed autographs late last month. 

During that event, a video was captured of a pair of women asking Kylie to sign their shirts, as the mom of three then got out a Sharpie to sign them. In follow-up photos, the women showed off the signed shirts, which included Kylie's signature and the quote “go birds” on them — a nod to her husband's NFL team.

Jess Ortiz, one of the women who got her shirt signed, told the social media fan page that the shirts had been made by a friend of theirs who “loved Kylie Kelce standing up to that lady in the Margate video.” 

The viral social media video showed Kylie and Jason, 36, heading to a date night when a woman came up to them demanding a photo with the pair. Things eventually escalated between the two women before they went their separate ways. 

Following the incident, the mayor of Margate, Michael Collins, issued a formal apology to the Kelces and invited the couple to come back for another “date night." 

"As a father with young children, I know as well as anyone the importance of a date night with your wife and would like to offer a redo date night with dinner on me," Collins said in the statement on X (formerly Twitter).

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The woman seen clashing with Kylie in the video also shared her own apology to local news station WPVI-TV, stating that she “said things that were out of character " for her during a “heated moment."

“Although I apologized directly to the Kelce family on Saturday, I want to publicly apologize to them and our community,” she continued in the statement. “My anger, and my actions, are not who I am, and certainly not indicative of the welcoming community of Margate.”