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Travis Kelce sets pulses racing with resurfaced video of him wearing nothing
Travis Kelce sent fans into a frenzy after a resurfaced video of him wearing nothing but a towel went viral on social media.
The circulating clip — originally from ESPN’s YouTube channel posted in 2017 — shows the Kansas City Chiefs star’s body on full display during a day at the spa. He was seen walking into a room in good spirits as he ran his hand down the middle of his hairy chest and toned stomach — briefly touching the gray towel around his waist. Kelce, 34, then flexed his biceps as he ran his fingers through his hair and talked to the cameraman. The seconds-long recording is making its rounds on X (formerly Twitter) with more than 1.2 million views, 16,000 likes and 900 retweets so far. The resurfaced clip, which is originally from 2017, is making its rounds on X (formerly Twitter).
It shows the NFL hotshot running his hand down his chest and toned stomach as a towel hangs around his waist.
Of course, several fans had a lot to say about the steamy clip, as the NFL hotshot has been making headlines due to his relationship with Taylor Swift, 34.Men with hairy chests tho, a second wrote while attaching a heart-eyed emoji.
Kelce then flexed his bicep as he ran his fingers through his hair.
I’m not ashamed to say I bookmarked this,” a third chimed in. TAYLOR, SORRY, I SWEAR THAT I WOULD NEVER HAVE UNDUE THOUGHTS ABOUT TRAVIS BUT THIS PHOTO IS MORE THAN ME. HE’S JUST SO HOT I CAN’T EVE- *dies*,” another gushed. Kelce — who’s previously joked he’s been “put on the map” thanks to Swift — has been getting serious with the pop star.
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