The Philadelphia Eagles alum posed for pictures outside of South Philly hotspots after spending time in Paris at the Olympics
Jason Kelce is back in town.
The Philadelphia Eagles alum was photographed spending time with fans in the city of Brotherly Love on Friday, Aug. 9, when he stopped by local restaurants after attending the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
In one picture, Jason, 36, posed at the Stargazy London-style restaurant, which is located in South Philly. He was all smiles, holding a tote bag with the restaurant’s logo.
Musician Sam Gellerstein also stopped by and joined the athlete for a photograph with chef Sam Jacobson. “Got to hang with two of the greatest this morning!” the restaurant wrote in its post. “Thanks for coming by @samgellerstein @jason.kelce #gobirds 🦅🦅🦅.”
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In another Instagram post, Jason stood with a fan near Juana Tamale, a South Philly restaurant that serves up tacos and burritos. Behind them was the father-of-three’s Cybertruck.
“I SAID ‘GO BIRDS’ AND A WHOLE A** EAGLE landed!!!!” the caption began. “He said buy all the tacos & tamales from us, so we can keep feeding Champs!!!”
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Jason had previously been in Paris with his wife, Kylie Kelce, to watch the Olympics.
The couple made appearances watching Team USA compete in field hockey and rugby — during which the New Heights podcast cohost rocked a beret.
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Jason previously revealed that he and his wife hadn’t been to Paris since their honeymoon. Speaking on Green Light with Chris Long, Jason said that Kylie, 32, “speaks impeccable French.”
“Every time she speaks at the other French people, the Parisians are like complimenting her on her accent or they think we’re Canadian,” he said. “So I think that that like helps us [not be seen as American].”