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Travis Kelce Fans Are Pronouncing His Last Name All Wrong

This won’t be “new news” for some NFL fans, but youmight be pronouncing Travis and Jason Kelce’s last name all wrong.

The pronunciation of “Kelce” made headlines again this week, after the NFL shared a clip on Instagram of Kansas City Chiefs player, Chris Jones, talking about his teammate’s last name.

“Y’all know it’s not even Travis Kel-see?” Jones tells his teammate in the video clip below, shared on Wednesday. “It’s Travis Kels. Fucking crazy, right?”

Both Travis and his brother, Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce, have spoken about the pronunciation of their last name on their hit podcast, “New Heights.”

The siblings brought on their father, Ed Kelce, to discuss their name confusion back in February 2023, as their father was the culprit in changing their name.

“Why in the world did you change your name outta nowhere and now we are Kel-see?” Jason asked as his father denied ever doing so.

“I never changed my name outta nowhere,” Ed said.

“Well, let’s talk about it. Why did we think that our name was ‘Kel-see’… for the first 24, 25 years of our life? 25 for me, 27 for Trav,” Jason said.

“I got tired of correcting people,” Ed answered.

“That’s a good of [a] reason to stop. That’s as good as I’ve heard,” Jason answered, before jokingly grilling his father. “So you changed your entire family’s name over generations, because you were tired of correcting people?”

Ed said that he didn’t tell the boys the “real” way to pronounce their last name, because even their mother thought it was “Kel-see,” as that was the way he pronounced his name at work.

When Jason asked his dad how they should pronounce the name going forward, Ed simply replied, “Do whatever you want. I did!”

Travis has spoken about the correct

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