Photo: Donna Kelce/Twitter
Donna Kelceis bringing her iconic Chiefs-Eagles split jacket out of retirement.
In an interview with PEOPLE abouther partnership with NFL’s official wine sponsor, Barefoot Wine,Donna revealed that the Pro Football Hall of Fame returned her jacket for the Nov. 20 game between her sons, Kansas City Chiefs playerTravis Kelceand Philadelphia Eagles playerJason Kelce.
“I’m going to be bringing back the jacket,” Donna confirmed before adding, “I think I’m going to have some new shoes possibly.”
Jason Kelce, Donna Kelce and Travis Kelce.Christian Petersen/Getty
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On game day in February, Donna also wore a split jersey that featured support for Jason on the back and Travis on the front, as well as shoes for each team.
She told PEOPLE that the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which currently houses her wardrobe from Super Bowl LVII, “sent me my jacket back so I could wear it this one last time when they’re playing each other.”
Donna Kelce/Twitter
The football mom quickly corrected herself, saying she hopes her sons will get to play each other later in the season, too: “Let’s hope it’s not. Let’s hope it goes on to the Super Bowl.”
Donna first appeared in the unique jacket forthe Super Bowl this year when sons Travis and Jason faced off against one another.
On game day, the mom of two shared a selfieonX(formerly known as Twitter) that showed off her clothing and support for both of her sons and their teams.
“#gamedayfit,” Donna wrote alongside the photo, showing a jacket that splits into Eagles and Chiefs colors on each side and a clearSheer Gear bag(with Custom Bling bedazzling) featuring each of her sons' jersey numbers.
In April,Donna’s wardrobe was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
“When @tkelce & @JasonKelce became the first brothers to play against each other in a Super Bowl, their mother, @dkelce1, earned national headlines,” the Pro Football Hall of Fame wroteon X.
“The split @Chiefs/@Eagles jersey & shoes she famously wore are now on display at the Hall of Fame,” the tweet read. “Talk about a Hall of Fame mom!”
source: people.com
