Jason, dressed in Team USA gear, and Kylie, in a patriotic patterned sweater, were seen celebrating alongside fans as the Americans advanced to the gold medal game.
Their presence carries extra significance: Jason and his brother Travis Kelce previously donated $10,000 to a GoFundMe campaign to help send the family of U.S. hockey player Laila Edwards— the first Black woman to compete for Team USA in Olympic women’s hockey—to Milan.
Edwards, a Cleveland Heights native like the Kelces, delivered an assist in the game, creating an emotional “full circle” moment with her family (including her mother) in attendance thanks in part to that support.
Kylie Kelce, part of NBCUniversal’s Milan Cortina Creator Collective, is also contributing to Olympics coverage through her podcast and on-site experiences.
The Kelces’ trip highlights their ongoing commitment to sports, community, and family-friendly philanthropy amid the global event.
No incidents or controversies were reported—only positive vibes from the stands as Team USA continues its strong showing in Italy.
