Jason Kelce Falling Asleep During Taylor Swift's Present Is Ultimate Parent Behavior

Jason Kelce He was the number one father for taking his older daughters to Taylor Swift's Tour of the eras concert, and acted as such.

Jason, 36 years old, and his wife, Kylie Kelceattended the Friday, Oct. 18, show in Miami with her daughters Wyatt, 4, and Ellie, 3. (They also share daughter Bennett, who was born in February 2023.) The team sat in a private box with Jason's mother, donnaand his former Philadelphia Eagles teammate beau allen. Swift, of course, is dating Jason's brother. Travis Kelce.

Allen, 32, documented the group's experience in the You were concert via social media, including posting a photo of Jason apparently sleeping mid-performance.

“Sometimes I feel like everyone is a horny baby and I'm a monster on a hill,” Allen captioned a Friday Instagram Story post, quoting Swift's song “Anti-Hero.”

In the photo, Jason was the only one sitting in the team row. He sat stoically with his eyes closed. It is not known if Jason was in fact asleep, like our parents used to do the same to us under the explanation: “I'm just resting my eyes.”

However, Jason didn't sleep through the entire show, as additional fan-captured footage showed him completely rocking out to “I Can Do It With a Damaged Coronary heart,” which happens to be Ellie's favorite Swift song. Meanwhile, Allen also uploaded a photo of Jason drinking a beer in the private suite.

While Friday's concert was notably the first time Donna, Wyatt and Ellie saw the Tour of the erasJason and Kylie, 32, are old professionals. They previously attended two of the concerts in London with Travis, 35, in June.

“It was incredibly impressive,” Jason said during a June episode of the brothers’ “New Heights” podcast. “There's something like, obviously, Taylor is an amazing singer-songwriter, but to be able to go out and be a performer at that level… Dude, if I did what she did on a song, I'd have to change my clothes! “

He added: “It was an incredible experience, obviously the Swifties make it very memorable. Everyone is so interested that they are singing all the songs. There are two concerts [I’ve seen] That was like that, that and the first time I saw Bruce Springsteen live. But it was the same level of these crazy fandoms that love these artists so much that they know all the songs.”

Jason also revealed at the time that he couldn't help but cry when a lucky fan received Swift's fedora during “22.”

“Dude, I've never cried at a damn concert and I was literally crying watching those girls,” the retired Eagles center joked. “From the beginning, there is one song after another… but the acoustic set [is special]. It’s just her, a guitar and 90,000 people… then she mixes one song with another.”