Jason and Kylie Kelce brought their enthusiasm and spirit to the Paris 2024 Olympics, participating in field hockey action on Monday, July 29th, alongside former player and coach of the Indian national cricket team, Rahul Dravid.

The event took place at the Yves-du-Manoir Stadium in Colombes, France, creating an exciting atmosphere for fans and athletes alike.

Jason Kelce, wearing a blue Paris 2024 Olympics jersey and a blue USA cap, and Kylie, dressed in a black and white tracksuit with white shoes, were thrilled to be part of the field hockey game.

The couple’s excitement was palpable as they played with the Indian national cricket team, with Jason taking several attempts to score by hitting balls into the net. Despite missing many times, he celebrated enthusiastically when he finally made a spectacular run.

This was the third day of Jason and Kylie attending activities at the Paris Olympics. The Kelces made it a point to pose for photos with members of the US Women’s field hockey team, sharing some of these moments on Instagram. Kylie, a high school field hockey coach, expressed her joy in one Instagram story caption, writing, “Loved cheering on these ladies.”

Jason Kelce, who retired in March as a center for the Philadelphia Eagles, also connected with Team USA women’s rugby center Alona Mah. In a TikTok video shared by both Mah and USA Rugby, the 36-year-old declared his full support for the Olympic team. In the video, Mah humorously pitches the idea of Jason becoming their Super Fan. “Do you get anything from being our Super Fan? No, there’s no award, no money, no benefits. I don’t have any free stuff,” Mah says. Jason responds with enthusiasm, “But if you just want to be our Super Fan, you can just say I’m a fan. I am officially a fan of women’s rugby Olympics.” The team erupted in cheers at his declaration.

The Kelces’ participation and support have added a layer of excitement and camaraderie to the Olympic Games, highlighting the importance of enthusiasm and community in sports. Their presence has been a delightful addition to the Paris 2024 Olympics, inspiring athletes and fans alike.