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TRAVIS Kelce and Taylor Swift are the stars of the show wherever they go.
This was the case on Sunday night as the two headed out in Las Vegas to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs' 25-22 Super Bowl LVIII win against the San Francisco 49ers.
Throughout the night, the power couple were snapped partying together at both the Chiefs' afterparty at Zouk nightclub at Resorts World as well as at the XS Nightclub.
Snaps of Travis and Taylor flooded social media, with fans flocking to see the happy couple enjoy champagne, chicken fingers, and a live performance from Marshmello.
However, in the back of one such post, some eagle-eyed fans noticed a hilarious moment involving Travis' brother, and Philadelphia Eagles star, Jason.
The All-Pro center had soaked in the atmosphere all night in Vegas wearing a Chiefs-inspired yellow and red pair of overalls and a "Big Yeti" T-shirt - a nod to his brother's nickname.
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In one clip, Travis could be seen putting his coat on Taylor, in a move that drew applause from fans on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Meanwhile, just behind them, Jason who by this point was also wearing a Lucha Libre mask, appeared to stumble and almost fall into a bush.
If that wasn't enough, he did so appearing to hold the 24-karat gold Solo cup that they had especially made for their New Heights podcast's Golden Baby trophy, as revealed in their latest episode.
The clip swiftly drew responses from fans on X, such as one who said, "Yall are watching Trav and Taylor… I'm watching Jason Kelce nearly fall face-first into the bushes from being so drunk."
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A second replied, "The fact that Jason Kelce managed to keep up with that d**n gold cup for 12 hours while being absolutely hammered is impressive."
As a third responded, "I would pay more money to party with Jason than I would to attend a Super Bowl."
Meanwhile, another added that they, "Would love for this to make the podcast!"
A thirteen-year NFL veteran, Jason's future in the league remains up in the air following a disappointing end to their 2023 season.
He recently held "preliminary" discussions with ESPN and Fox Sports about possibly joining their ranks, according to Front Office Sports.
Should Jason retire, he'd do so having won one Super Bowl, been named to seven Pro Bowls, and a First-Team All-Pro six times.