Jason Kelce was involved in a hilarious, cute ad with his wife Kylie before his debut in the booth for the 2024-25 NFL season, as he wore her under-eye masks.
The 36-year-old, retired Eagles star and his spouse (of six years) collab’ed for a new YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket bundle promo ahead of the first game of the fall on September 5.
The commercial starts with Jason putting on a pair of the masks, which looks like the black marker players wear under their eyes to reduce glare, and looking tough as if he is going to take the field to play in an actual league game.
‘For the last 13 years, I’ve had the same game day ritual: suiting up and pushing tush. But now…,’ the former center said at the start of the clip before Kylie interrupts him.
‘Are those my under-eye masks?’ she asked.
Jason and Kylie Kelce collab’ed in an adorable, short ad for YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket
The retired center and his spouse are also seen enjoying a couple of NFL games at once on TV
The ad then jumps to the couple enjoying a multi-view setup of several NFL games on YouTube TV together in their living room, as Kylie shows her hubby how to ‘watch four games at once.’ Amazed, Jason could hardly believe what he was missing out on during his playing days.
Also in the commercial, the pair could be seen relaxing while each had under-eye masks on the couch, going through football agility drills and bumping chests while games were played on TV.
Other than filming promos together, Jason and Kylie have been traveling with their three 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren lately, as they were seen hanging out with Taylor Swift at the popstar’s $17million Rhode Island mansion.
Jason and Kylie have been married for more than six years and share three daughters together
Jason, Kylie and their three 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren: Wyatt Elizabeth, 4, Elliotte Ray, 3, and Bennett Llewellyn, 1
The couple share daughters Wyatt Elizabeth, 4, Elliotte Ray, 3, and Bennett Llewellyn, 1.
Speaking about Jason’s new NFL broadcasting job on ESPN, earlier this month, Kylie told People: ‘I am mostly excited to see Jason excel in a new position.
‘I jokingly say it’s a pain in the butt that he’s good at everything, and I know I’m biased in that, but I truly believe he’s good at everything because even if he’s not good at the start or the best at the start. He will work, endlessly and tirelessly until he can achieve that.
‘So, I have full faith that he’s going to tackle his new position and excel.’
