While his girlfriend Taylor Swift is continuing her “Eras” Tour in Europe, Travis Kelce, a great player for the Chiefs, has traded in the pigskin for a powerwasher. Kelce was working at his neighbourhood car wash in Columbia, Missouri.
On his TikTok, the 34-year-old three-time Super Bowl champion shared a video of himself on Monday helping employees and clients wash cars one at a time while wearing a black business polo, khakis and white trainers.
Kelce captioned his video, “Get your ride looking right for the summer at Club Car Wash.” He said, “They trained me well.”
The song “Work” by ATEEZ was playing in the background while the seasoned tight end, who signed a two-year agreement with the Chiefs in March, thrust the powerwasher, seemingly enjoying himself. He is now the highest paid player in his position.
The 34-year-old tight end for the Chiefs arrived wearing white sneakers, khaki trousers and a black corporate polo.He appeared to be having a great time while working on the pressure washer.
According to the company, Kelce became a member of the Club Car Wash ownership team in April 2021 through his Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation. The Ohio native plays football for the Chiefs wearing number 87.
“I felt Club Car Wash was a fantastic opportunity and I’m excited to be onboard after learning about the trajectory of the industry and knowing my partners have significant knowledge and experience in the space,” Kelce stated at the time in a press release.
Because of the “premium product” the multi-state car wash industry offers, the former NFL player stated in December that he is glad to have invested in it, adding that “some of the biggest success we’ve had is supporting and fundraising the local communities that we’ve joined.”
“That’s a huge aspect that reeled me in,” Kelce continued.
According to Professional Car Washing & Detailing, Club Car Wash has more than 160 sites in 10 (soon to be 11) states.
Prior to the Chiefs’ consecutive Super Bowl victories in February, Club Car Wash honoured its owner, Steve Kelce, by contributing $42,301 to his foundation for each new member that joined.
After the altruistic act, Kelce said he was ‘so grateful’ to Club Car Wash ‘for the continuous support of the Eighty-Seven and Running organization’ in a statement.
‘Each dollar received from this campaign will go directly towards projects that will empower students in the community with resources and chances to fulfil their full potential,’ he added.
While Swift was on tour in Edinburgh, Scotland, Kelce participated in a softball charity game in Ohio over the weekend, alongside Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku.
The pop star’s upcoming schedule includes three separate evening performances in Liverpool from June 13 to June 15.