Less than a month after a woman went viral for screaming at his sister-in-law Kylie, Travis Kelce shares his thoughts about the heated situation.
Kylie and Travis’ brother Jason were in Margate City, NJ over Memorial Day weekend. They were approached by a woman demanding a photo with Kylie, but Kylie politely declined. The woman became enraged over the rejection and went off on Kylie, stating she would “never be allowed in this town again.”
Kylie told the woman, “I can smell the alcohol on your breath. You’re embarrassing yourself.”
Onlookers of the incident stated that the Kelces did nothing wrong and were polite and were polite. Furthermore, the mayor of Margate City, Michael Collins, immediately apologized to the Kelces for the woman’s behavior.
“On behalf of the City of Margate, I’d like to formally apologize to Jason and Kylie Kelce for the experience they had in Margate City over the holiday weekend,” Collins stated. “As a father with young children, I know as well as anyone the importance of a date night with your wife and would like to offer a redo date night with dinner on me.”
During his appearance on the Bussin’ With the Boys podcast, Travis Kelce gave his honest opinion about what happened. “This lady tries to come in and be entitled,” he explained. “Telling Jason and Kylie like, ‘You have to take a picture with my kid. Like, you’re doing it now.’ It escalated into something that it shouldn’t have even been.”
The NFL star also praised his sister-in-law’s toughness and “don’t f— with me” attitude. “‘Now I gotta choke somebody in this b—,’” Travis Kelce stated.
The Woman Has Since Apologized to Travis Kelce’s Sister-in-Law for Her Actions
Days after the ridiculous incident took place, the woman apologized to Travis Kelce’s sister-in-law for her actions.
The woman, identified as Andreé Goldberg, said her actions were out of character for her and that she regrets them.
“And for that, I am sorry,” Goldberg said. “My anger, and my actions, are not who I am, and certainly not indicative of the welcoming community of Margate.”
“As an adult and proud member of my community, I should have recognized and respected their right to privacy from the onset. I am deeply appreciative of the grace and understanding shown to me by the Kelces.”
Goldberg went on to add that she wishes the Kelces “nothing but the best.”