'DIFFERENT LEVEL'
Travis Kelce ‘forced to move out of home’ because of Taylor Swift fame as brother Jason reveals ‘drawbacks’
Kelce has been catapulted to a new level of fame since dating the pop icon
JASON Kelce has revealed brother Travis was forced to move homes as his fame skyrocketed last fall.
The Philadelphia Eagles center opened up to NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal on the effect of his brother's relationship with Taylor Swift.
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Travis, 34, and pop icon Taylor, 34, went public with their romance last summer.
Since then, Jason, 36, revealed the Kelce family has had to adapt fast to the "next level" of fame.
"We’re still learning. I mean we’ve always been big in the football world, Travis especially," Jason told The Big Podcast with Shaq.
"The Taylor world and the pop culture world, that’s a whole different level.
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"You’re in a different, it’s just an added level of - it’s a new demographic that wasn’t there before."
Travis, a nine-time Pro Bowler, won his third Super Bowl ring on Sunday with Swift cheering him on from the stands in Las Vegas.
But Jason revealed his brother was forced to move into a new house just months after going public with Taylor.
"It’s crazy what [the fame] opens up opportunity-wise," Jason continued.
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"It’s crazy to feel how much joy you bring people or how much you affect people’s daily lives.
"It also has drawbacks, for sure. Travis knows, right, more than I do. He had to completely move out of his house.
"People were just staying by his house. [So he had to leave for] safety reasons."
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Travis moved to a gated $6 million mansion in Kansas City last October.
However, on the first night in his new pad, fans were still able to track him down.
"The first day he moved into the new house – a gated community – somebody knocks on the back window of the house," Jason revealed.
Kelce was in attendance at Allegiant Stadium to see his brother win a third Super Bowl ring.
Jason, a 12-year veteran of the NFL, is yet to reveal if he will retire from the sport in the offseason.