In a stunning twist that’s shaking both the sports and entertainment worlds, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has officially thrown his support behind Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA and their newly announced “All-American Super Bowl Halftime Show.”
The move comes amid growing backlash over the NFL’s decision to feature Bad Bunny as this year’s halftime performer — a choice many fans and players have called “divisive” and “tone-deaf.”
Kelce, known for his charisma on and off the field, took to social media late last night with a message that instantly went viral:
“It’s time to celebrate what makes this country great — family, faith, and freedom. I stand with the All-American show.”
The post quickly garnered millions of reactions, with thousands of fans praising Kelce for “having the guts to speak up when most won’t.” Others, however, criticized the move as “politically charged,” sparking heated debates across Twitter, Instagram, and major sports talk shows.
Turning Point USA has since thanked Kelce for his public endorsement, calling it “a powerful moment of unity for athletes who still believe in American values.” Sources close to the organization revealed that several other high-profile players are considering joining the movement in the coming days.
While the NFL has remained silent on the growing controversy, insiders say league executives are “deeply concerned” about how the situation could overshadow the Super Bowl.