Donna Kelce Has Incredibly Blunt Advice For Son Travis Ahead Of First Major Acting Role
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The Kansas City Chiefs star's mother said her son "has no fear of failure" as he's set to appear in FX's "Grotesquerie."
Donna Kelce, mother of Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, spilled on the advice she gave her son ahead of his scripted TV debut on FX’s “Grotesquerie.”
The football star, who has previously hosted “Saturday Night Live” and once appeared in the comedy series “Moonbase 8,” is set to make his major acting debut beginning in the third episode of the new Ryan Murphy horror series.
Donna Kelce, in an interview with Variety, said she knows her son wanted to do the show and that he can “manifest things.”
“He has no fear of trying things, and he has no fear of failure,” she said of her son, who is dating pop superstar Taylor Swift.
She continued: “You know, sometimes parents want to fix things for their kids. But sometimes it’s better to just let them fail. You learn the most from things you don’t do well. Hopefully, if this is something he wants to do, he’ll get better at it.”
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