Jason and Kylie Kelsey’s infamous weekend confrontation in a Jersey Shore restaurant parking lot happened after an unruly woman repeatedly banged on the window of their Tesla.
according to Philly Chit ChatOn Saturday night, the Kelses were parked at Steve & Cookies by the Sea in Margate City waiting for a space when a woman approached their car and banged on their truck to get their attention.
Things got worse when the Kelses refused to pose for photos with their family.
“Women [sic] “She became furious when she didn’t get her way,” wrote the publication’s Hugh E. Dillon.
That led to a video that went viral on Tuesday, showing Kylie Kelsey engaged in a shouting exchange with a woman while another man, who was reportedly with the Kelseys, separated the pair.
“You’ll never be allowed to come to town again,” the woman shouted at Kylie, but she didn’t fight back, instead retorting, “I can smell alcohol on your breath. This is embarrassing!”
Dillon said the altercation wasn’t enough to ruin the Kelseys’ night.
“People have told me the couple had a lovely evening laughing and enjoying their meal,” he wrote. “Several people passed by their table to say hello, but the only person who stopped by was Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin, although I have not been able to double-check if he was there.”
Public reaction has been overwhelmingly in favor of the Kelsey brothers, with one of Jason’s former Eagles teammates even offering some wise words to Kyrie’s opponents.
“You’re barking in the wrong direction, girl lol,” former defensive end Chris Long wrote in response to X’s video.
Neither Kelsey brother has spoken publicly about the incident, but if they did, it could provide fodder for their massive social media followings.
Kylie has more than 2 million followers on Instagram, while Jason has 2.4 million — and that doesn’t include those on the hit podcast “New Heights,” which he co-hosts with his brother, Travis Kelce, the Chiefs superstar tight end and boyfriend of pop megastar Taylor Swift.
With Jason settling into his busy post-play career, they have bigger things to do.
The Super Bowl-winning center is scheduled to be a part of ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” broadcasts this season.
