Travis Kelce reveals what he REALLY wanted to say during the Chiefs’ visit to the White House
Travis Kelce reveals what he REALLY wanted to say during the Chiefs’ visit to the White House after Patrick Mahomes narrowly dragged Kansas City off the stage
- Travis Kelce unsuccessfully attempted to give a speech at the White House
- And he insists it would have been appropriate after failing to finish it
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Earlier this week, Travis Kelce was dragged from the White House podium by teammate Patrick Mahomes as he began speaking at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win visit.
And while the tight end has a history of colorful language, he insisted on the latest installment of his “tight end.”New heights‘Podcast that he would consider it adult.
Kelce didn’t get a chance to finish his speech once he started it: “Well, that’s what I’ve been waiting for.”
“Of course it’s iconic how the president stands on the podium and how he addresses the public — my fellow Americans.” “That’s all I wanted to say, dude,” Travis said to his brother and “New Heights -Co-host Jason Kelce.
“Is that all you wanted to say?” Jason said.
Travis Kelce tried to say a few words on the podium during the Chiefs’ visit to the White House
Patrick Mahomes quickly intervened and didn’t allow Kelce to share what he wanted to say
The unstoppable Chiefs duo also posed with President Joe Biden and a Chiefs jersey number 46
“It is,” Travis said. “I wouldn’t have started with ‘I’ve always wanted to do this.'”
Mahomes apologized to the crowd as he dragged his favorite target away from the mic.
Regardless of whether Kelce is telling the truth about what he would have said, he has been known to make attention-grabbing statements in front of a microphone.
One that made more than enough headlines was when he called Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval during this season’s playoffs.
Kelce rebuked Pureval while holding the Lamar Hunt Trophy in front of Chiefs fans after the AFC Championship game.
“I found some words of wisdom for this mayor of Cincinnati,” Kelce told CBS NFL commentator Jim Nantz, mimicking a catchphrase from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. “Know your role and shut up, ya jabroni.”
In another interview with CBS’ Tracy Wolfson, Kelce also mocked Bengals fans, including the mayor of Cincinnati, after he took the mic from Mahomes. In it he yelled, “Burrowhead my a**.” “It’s Mahomes’ house.”
Kansas City was unable to attend the White House when they won Super LIV against the San Francisco 49ers in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so this visit was long overdue.