Travis Kelce announces new career venture and NFL fans have a special request

KANSAS City Chiefs star Travis Kelce has announced that he will be a guest host on Saturday Night Live in March.

The 33-year-old NFL star shared the news during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

2

2

Kelce remains busy after winning Super Bowl LVII with the Chiefs on Sunday.

The tight end took part in the Kansas City Victory Day Parade on Wednesday.

When the official celebrations were over, he and Patrick Mahomes visited a Kansas City nightclub to keep the party going.

At the same time, the Kelce family is on standby as Travis’ brother Jason and sister-in-law Kylie could welcome their third child at any time.

Now another date is circled on the Chief star’s calendar.

Kelce has informed Jimmy Fallon that he will be hosting NBC’s Saturday Night Live on March 4th.

“I was a huge like [Chris] farley, [Will] Ferrell, a Fallon guy growing up,” Kelce said Thursday.

“And I used to watch Saturday Night Live with my mom. It is an absolute honor and privilege to host SNL [on] 4th of March.”

And NFL fans have asked Travis to invite Jason over for a brief SNL cameo in hopes of a replay of Sunday’s Kelce Bowl.

One tweeted: “Need a skit with @JasonKelce.”

Another wrote: “He should bring his brother, this is going to be a bomb!”

And a third said: “Unless his brother shows up or has other NFL cameos, I’ll be disappointed.

“It would be great to see him and his brother joking in the same sketch. That would make it so unforgettable.”

Kelce told Fallon he was already feeling the pressure ahead of his SNL appearance.

“I’m so nervous about it, oh my god,” he said.

Fallon tried to reassure his guest, saying he spoke to SNL creator Lorne Michaels and brought up Kelce.

“You’re going to be so good,” Fallon told the eight-time Pro Bowler.

To which the Chiefs star replied: “Is that what you think about me?

“Thanks man. …You make me blush.”

Fallon also had Kelce sing the Beastie Boys’ “Fight For Your Right” after the close end repeatedly blared it out publicly during the playoffs in Kansas City.