Kansas City is still trying to figure out the tragic shooting at the Chiefs’ 2024 Super Bowl rally last week, and Travis and Jason Kelce addressed the incident in a video posted to social media Monday afternoon. .
The “New Heights Podcast” duo had planned to release a pre-recorded episode on Wednesday, but following what happened at the end of the celebration, they decided to “first ask you all to hear our story.” It didn’t feel right without receiving it,” Travis Kelce said. clip.
“We just want to say that our hearts go out to all the victims and their families, Chiefs Kingdom and all the people of Kansas City who were physically there on this day to celebrate the community.” said Jason Kelce. “What happened is unfortunate and extremely tragic. I would also like to thank the local police for taking action. My thoughts and prayers go out to the first responders at the scene and those affected by this tragedy. All those who are willing to help.”
Wednesday’s shooting, which occurred at the end of a celebration near Union Station, claimed the life of one mother, Lisa López-Gabran, 43, and injured at least 39 others.
The 12 child victims who were treated for injuries after the shooting had been released from the hospital as of Saturday.
The two shared a link from X’s podcast account for those wishing to donate to the Chiefs’ emergency response fund.
The Kells brothers also announced plans to do more to help the community in the wake of the tragic event.
“We have some ideas, but be sure to follow us and we’ll let you know how we try to get involved,” Jason Kelce said.
“92% of you are grateful. Kansas City and Chiefs Kingdom love you all. We are with you all and we’ll see you soon,” Travis Kelce added.
