Donna Kelce Reveals How Travis Kelce Blocks Out The Noise _ E! News

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00:02 We knew that they would be playing each other

00:07 'cause they played each other in the Super Bowl

00:10 and those two teams always play each other.

00:12 Usually, well really,

00:15 they've only played against each other four times.

00:17 13 years because they're in different conferences.

00:21 I see them play a lot.

00:22 When they do play, I have split jerseys and jackets

00:27 and all kinds of things and bracelets and shoes.

00:30 And I try to be as equal as I possibly can.

00:35 And so I root for the offense.

00:38 That's kind of what I do.

00:39 Whoever has a ball, I'm screaming to get a touchdown

00:42 and it makes life a lot easier.

00:44 Both of the boys are very, very close

00:46 'cause a lot of it was they were with each other

00:48 all the time.

00:49 And there's nothing better to get somebody

00:52 to be better, more competitive, to try harder,

00:56 especially for Travis, is to try to be better

00:59 than somebody that's two years older than him,

01:02 constantly competing to get there.

01:04 And so that was a culmination of years and years and years

01:07 of being with each other and finally reaching that point

01:11 where they were on the field together.

01:14 So it was really special.

01:16 I'm not really that superstitious, really.

01:20 I truly believe that, you know,

01:24 that when a team plays, you know, very, very hard

01:28 and they give it everything they can,

01:30 that that will trump anything, any day to win.

01:34 So I don't have any superstitions,

01:36 but I do have two bracelets from my mother.

01:38 I don't wear them except for game day,

01:41 but she had two Pandora bracelets

01:43 that she wore every single day.

01:45 And she kept adding to it.

01:46 Every year people would give her little things

01:48 from the Eagles or the Chiefs or whatever.

01:52 Every year for birthdays and Christmases

01:55 and everything like that.

01:56 And she passed a couple of years ago.

01:58 So I do wear those two bracelets.

02:02 And this time I get to wear them both.

02:05 No, I think basically they just say, you know,

02:07 please don't take anything that you read personally.

02:11 Sometimes a lot of it's made up, sometimes it's not.

02:13 It depends on the source.

02:15 So you know what you said, you know how you feel.

02:18 And that's the most important thing.

02:20 And just, you know, I'll follow their lead.

02:24 When they tell me I can mention things

02:27 and I can say things, I'll go.

02:28 But in the meantime,

02:29 I'm just gonna keep their stuff private.

02:31 Basically, no, they don't give me a heads up.

02:33 They're guys.

02:35 So they don't really tell their mom everything.

02:37 They're 34 or 36 years old.

02:39 But they do include me in a lot of things,

02:42 you know, like Jason's documentary.

02:46 There's gonna be a second album release this week.

02:51 And so things like that, they include me.

02:54 Things that are important in their life and games.

02:58 I go to every single game that I can.

03:00 In April, I look and see where the home games are

03:03 and try to split between the two of them.

03:05 But basically, when it comes to texting,

03:09 I just text them the date for the game

03:12 and tell them that I wish them all the luck in the world.

03:15 If I can find a funny picture or something

03:18 when they were little that makes sense

03:22 for the particular game.

03:23 Like if they're playing a certain team

03:25 that has a horse as a mascot or something

03:30 or that is in the name,

03:34 I will send them riding one when they were little.

03:38 So things like that, I try to cheer them up that way

03:41 to let them know that they can empower themselves.

03:45 They don't need anybody to do that for them.

03:47 They're very, very competitive

03:50 and they're very, very,

03:51 they just love to compete.

03:56 They love the game of football and I know they've got it.

04:00 Travis can compartmentalize it.

04:02 He can be in the moment and talk to somebody

04:06 and not worry about what else is going on around him.

04:09 Jason at times might have a little bit more issues with that

04:14 but he also is a professional

04:18 and they've dealt with this for years.

04:19 This is just like times 10.

04:21 For that reason, I think they're very happy

04:25 that they've had the success that they have

04:28 and they know that that comes along with it.

04:30 It really made sense to me.

04:31 Family's everything to me

04:33 and our family is football and football is family

04:37 but that's just the way it goes, big sports family.

04:40 Whenever we're together, it's very, very few times

04:45 because we have such busy schedules.

04:48 So we find that we get closer when we reminisce about

04:52 events and looking at old photos and talk about stories

04:56 and sweet memories and things like that.

04:58 When we get together around the holidays and what have you,

05:02 it's so important not only to share the family stories

05:05 but hopefully we can preserve them.

05:07 We can kind of do that with Ancestry.

05:09 I've been an Ancestry customer for many years

05:12 and it was so enlightening for me to hear about my DNA

05:17 and my family tree.

05:19 And I'm especially intrigued at their new tools

05:22 that are available where you can upload recipes,

05:25 you can upload photos, you can even do audio,

05:28 like little stints of audio for future generations.

05:31 100 years from now, they'll be able to hear

05:33 what their great-great-grandmother was like or whatever.

05:36 So that really intrigued me a lot.

05:38 So that's basically why I decided to partner with them.

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