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Travis and Jason Kelce spotted at Cincinnati bar with Joe Burrow after ‘New Heights’ live show
Sippin’ on some post-podcast brews.
Travis and Jason Kelce were spotted heading to a local bar in Cincinnati, Ohio, after filming the formers’ “New Heights” live show on Thursday night.
After wrapping things up at the Fifth Third Arena, the group, which included Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, headed a few streets over to Uncle Woodys, a popular bar on the University of Cincinnati campus. While former Philadelphia Eagles star, 36, and Burrow, 27, were photographed walking into the hotspot together, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 34, seemingly arrived on his own.
Burrow and Jason, who were joined by a few friends, were greeted at the door before being led inside, per a photo posted to X.
While Burrow looked laid back in all black, Jason stood out in red shorts and a matching cut-off letterman vest, which he paired with Timberland boots. Travis, for his part, wore the same breezy Bearcat tracksuit that he donned for the live show along with a baseball cat from his alma mater.
While the quarterback seemingly left before the two brothers, the Kelces took time to greet fans and take photos before making their way out of the bar.
Despite having to move the event indoors due to rain, Jason and Travis pulled out all the stops during the show.
During the hours-long show, the duo made several nods to the Swifties, hosted their first-ever Lombaby Games — a take on the NFL’s Lombardi Trophy — and were even presented with their diplomas.
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