Earlier this week, the girl father brought her daughters Bennett, 11 months, Elliotte, 2½, and Wyatt, 4 to Walt Disney World in Orlando.

Jason Kelce enjoys spending time with his three young daughters.

The 36-year-old centre for the Philadelphia Eagles made an appearance in the Pro Bowl on Sunday, accompanied by his wife Kylie Kelce and their three kids, Bennett, who is 11 months old, Elliotte, who is 2½, and Wyatt, who is 4. 

When asked during the occasion what his favourite memory was from this year’s Pro Bowl, Jason said, “Definitely taking my daughters to Disney World.”

The ecstatic father went on, “It’s been a great week,” as shown in a fan video that was posted on X, the former Twitter.

Another fan from the Orlando-based event tweeted a photo in which Jason was seen dragging one of his daughters onto the pitch.

The girl parent made jokes about how the format of the game had changed since his previous participation when he arrived in Orlando on Wednesday for the Pro Bowl.

“I have no idea what you do in the Pro Bowl these days. However, it’s in Orlando, so I can take my kids to Walt Disney World,” he remarked, as reported by Zach Berman of PHLY.

Jason went on, “Not off-the-Super Bowl Walt Disney World, but as long as Wyatt gets to see Elsa, I don’t think it really matters.”

Not long after, the family of five was photographed hanging out with Mickey and Minnie Mouse, and they dressed for the occasion.

Jason repped Mickey on his shirt, while Elliotte and Wyatt, whom he held in each arm, rocked the park’s signature mouse ears.

During the holidays, Kylie talked to PEOPLE about her relationship with HoneyBaked and her three girls’ love of football. She revealed that Wyatt “enjoys watching here and there.”

“We like to look at the TV for times that Jason might have his helmet off, or Uncle Trav might have his helmet off,” she continued.

“When they don’t look like every other player on the pitch, that’s when I can really suck them into a game.” “They can say, ‘Oh, that’s definitely dad,’” Kylie continued, “once the helmets are off.”

The mother of three added that her girls’ football knowledge is all “progressing.”

“You can see how they’re picking up on those small hints and cues and learning how to watch football,” she said.

“But I would say when it comes to watching the actual game, our middle Elliotte — actually, it’s the strangest thing — will cheer at the right times where it’s almost as if she understands the game,” Kylie went on to remark.