“Whenever I’m in front of a crowd, I feel like I have to be like Wow! Just like, excitement, brings energy. Then I saw this calmness, calmness and relevance that she was good at presenting. I really caught it. like, Man, I can also take advantage of the entertainment side. It’s not just the family bringing energy and creating these exciting moments. ”
I reminded him of an interview he once had, and he said his ideal partner would share the same qualities as his mom.
“Is there any similarity between the two of them?” I asked.
“Their kindness, their authenticity, their ability to say hello to everyone in the room,” he said. “They show the ability to love and support anyway. Most importantly, their work ethics. I saw my mother reach the goals she set for herself, from being a teller to working in Keybank buildings all the time.”
Here, Kels is a little emotional considering her mom’s determination and perseverance and pauses to collect herself briefly. “I’ve seen Taylor set goals for himself and surpass expectations and really attract the world in that regard.”
In a documentary about the Kells brothers, the family is open to how Donna and Ed stayed together for the marriage of Travis and Jason, finally divorced after 28 years of college. “As far as kids are concerned, they've always been the ultimate partner,” Kells told me. “There's no anger between each other. I think everything might be just romance that fades out, so focused on their careers and raises the family. It might be hard for parents to keep this romance, especially when you let the kids fuck everything, your brother knows so much about me? So much has happened.”
I asked Kells how visible the stress in his parents’ marriage was, and he recalled only an hour of time. “We always have a calendar on the refrigerator of everything, and it says '25th anniversary'. It's probably 15 years old. I don't want to get this wrong.” Kelce carefully considered it as if he wasn't sure if he should reveal such a memory, and if he was going to do so, he wanted to be sure that he wouldn't misfire it in any way.
“I don't want to get this wrong,” he repeated. “It has to be about 20. Assume 20. I remember seeing it, and I was like, 'Oh, it's their anniversary. I want to know what they should do.' It's almost another day to eliminate things for the kids.”