In the latest episode of New Heights, Travis Kelce and his brother Jason dive into two topics that have everyone talking: Travis’s weekend trip to see Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Indianapolis and Jason’s recent confrontation that made headlines.
Travis on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Indy
Travis kicked things off by sharing the details of his trip to Indianapolis, where he watched Taylor Swift perform on her Eras tour. He admitted he wanted to see her “one more time” before the American leg of the tour wrapped up, and Indianapolis proved to be the perfect venue. Travis commented on the crowd’s excitement, noting how fans were more energetic than ever, knowing that it was Taylor’s last few shows in the U.S. “The American crowds did not disappoint,” he shared, clearly thrilled with the atmosphere.
He even mentioned a special encounter with college basketball star Caitlin Clark, who was also there to enjoy the show with her family and friends. “She’s a Swifty through and through,” Travis joked, noting how it was her third or fourth time attending the tour. Both being Midwesterners with a shared love for sports, Travis and Caitlin bonded over the experience. Travis went on to describe the energy of the show, talking about how Taylor had the whole stadium, with its 70,000-strong crowd, captivated for hours on end. “It’s a good place to go if you’re looking to have fun,” he added with a grin.
Jason Addresses a Viral Confrontation
The conversation then took a more serious turn as Jason Kelce opened up about an altercation he had recently, which had gained a lot of media attention. The incident started when an individual made inappropriate comments about Jason’s family, leading him to respond in a way that he now regrets. Jason confessed that his reaction gave the situation more visibility than it deserved, and he wishes he had simply ignored it. “Reacting gave it the time of day and also gave the situation notoriety, which I regret,” he said.
Travis was quick to show support for his brother, acknowledging the challenge of handling personal attacks, especially ones that target family. “You were defending your family, and yeah, maybe some words were exchanged that you regret,” Travis said empathetically. He reminded Jason that he has always been a person who chooses kindness and that people will see the sincerity in his response.
Jason expressed his remorse over the whole situation, especially for using certain language in the heat of the moment. He recognized that, although his reaction was fueled by the desire to protect his family, it ultimately created a “hateful video” that has been shared online, something he deeply regrets. “The thing that I regret the most is saying that word,” Jason admitted, sharing how much the incident has weighed on him.
As the conversation came to a close, the Kelce brothers affirmed their bond, with Travis offering words of comfort and admiration for Jason’s courage to own up to his mistakes. “You don’t choose hate—that’s just not who you are,” Travis reassured Jason.
In the end, the Kelces’ conversation highlighted the joys of connecting with fans and friends through events like the Eras tour, and the importance of learning and growing from tough moments, even in the public eye.
