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Jason Kelce and Father Ed Kelce Enjoy Dinner Together at Travis’ Newly Opened 1587 Prime Steakhouse
Jason Kelce Enjoys Heartwarming Father-Son Dinner with Dad Ed at Brother Travis’ 1587 Prime Steakhouse
It was a night of good food, laughter, and family bonding for the Kelces. Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce was spotted sharing dinner with his father, Ed Kelce, at his brother Travis Kelce’s newly opened 1587 Prime Steakhouse, located in Kansas City’s Power & Light District.
The father-son duo reportedly spent hours enjoying a relaxed evening together, catching up over steaks and wine while chatting with guests and staff. Onlookers described the pair as “down-to-earth” and “all smiles,” embracing the laid-back family atmosphere the restaurant has quickly become known for.
Travis Kelce’s 1587 Prime Steakhouse, named after his jersey number, opened earlier this year and has already become a local hotspot. Combining luxury dining with Kansas City flair, the restaurant reflects Travis’ personality—stylish, modern, and rooted in community pride.
Jason, now retired from the NFL, has been spending more time with family since stepping away from the game. His close bond with his father and brother has long been a hallmark of the Kelce family dynamic, often showcased on their hit podcast New Heights.
While Travis wasn’t reportedly present at the dinner, insiders say the moment perfectly captured what the Kelce family stands for—loyalty, laughter, and love for one another.
As one fan put it, “Seeing Jason and Ed supporting Travis’ new venture just shows how tight this family really is. You can feel the pride they have in each other.”
Whether on the field, behind the mic, or around the dinner table, the Kelces continue to remind fans that family always comes first.
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