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Jason Kelce to host new late-night show on ESPN

Jason Kelsey is expanding his career in media.

The future Hall of Famer, a podcast host and “Monday Night Football” analyst, announced Thursday that he will host ESPN's late-night show.

Kelce made the announcement during an appearance with future rival Jimmy Kimmel.

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Jason Kelce says being a father is one of the highlights of his life. (Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

“I loved late-night TV. I always loved it. I remember having sleepovers with my friends watching 'Conan O'Brien,'” Kelce said on Kimmel's show. “There will be a lot of people, legends of the game, friends who played together, coaches, celebrities.”

The first four episodes of “They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce” were broadcast live in front of an audience at the Union Transfer in Philadelphia, where Kelce played all 13 NFL seasons with the Eagles. Ru.

Jason Kelsey at a golf tournament

Jason Kelce waves to fans during the 18th hole of the 2024 American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on July 14, 2024 in Stateline, Nevada. (Isaiah Vasquez/Getty Images)

The first episode will be recorded on the night of January 3rd and will air the next morning at 1am ET. ESPN will record four more shows, with the final broadcast scheduled for February 1st.

Kelsey and her brother Travis launched their podcast, New Heights, in 2022, months before their Super Bowl matchup.

After Travis won the Super Bowl, he hosted “Saturday Night Live,” where Jason also appeared. Travis is also the host of the show “Are You Smarter Than A Celebrity?”

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Jason Kelsey poses for a photo with Kylie Kelsey at the premiere of the documentary “Kelsey” at the Suzanne Roberts Theater in Philadelphia on September 8, 2023. (Cooper Neal/Getty Images)

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Kelsey's wife Kylie announced Friday that she is pregnant with the couple's fourth daughter. During his career, he appeared in the Pro Bowl seven times and was named first team All-Pro six times.

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