Travis Kelce Admits Feeling Like A ‘Jabroni’ Amid Learning To Act For New Horror TV Series
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The Kansas City Chiefs tight end is set to make his acting debut in Ryan Murphy's series, "Grotesquerie."
Travis Kelce is going from the end zone to the big screen.
After it was recently announced that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end had been cast in Ryan Murphy’s new horror series, “Grotesquerie,” Kelce admitted he’s “shocked” that the famous television director tapped him for the forthcoming project.
“I was kinda blown away and kinda, like, shocked that [Murphy] was willing to give me a role like this, because it is a big role on the show,” the NFL player explained on Wednesday’s episode of his New Heights podcast.
“He seemed very confident that I’d be able to do this, and he kinda injected that in me the first conversation that we had. So hopefully I don’t bomb this for him,” he continued.
Last week, actress Niecy Nash-Betts confirmed Kelce’s involvement in the show in an Instagram video posted on Tuesday.
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