Jason Kelce Strips Down for Charity Fundraiser in New Jersey

Sea Isle City, New Jersey — Former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce electrified the crowd at a fundraising event for the Eagles Autism Foundation on June 25. The family-friendly gathering took place at Excursion Park, followed by activities in the heart of Sea Isle City.

Kelce, 37, made a memorable entrance wearing a white muscle tank and patriotic shorts. He grabbed the attention of onlookers when he climbed onto a lifeguard chair, then hilariously ripped off his shorts to reveal a brightly colored speedo. The audience erupted in cheers as he confidently strutted around in his patriotic attire.

The Eagles’ official account on X (formerly Twitter) captured the moment, stating, “We have no words… @eaglesautism | #FlyEaglesFly.” Fans echoed their excitement in the comments, with one noting, “That’s pure Jason Kelce right there.”

This annual event, which Kelce has hosted for five years, has become a staple in the summer social calendar. Known for its blend of celebrity appearances and fun antics, it has raised significant funds for autism awareness and support.

In a light-hearted moment, a previous post from the Eagles referenced Kelce’s tendency to forget to pack appropriate apparel, humorously noting, “This is what happens when Jason brings pants for Jason.”

Kelce’s wife, Kylie, took to her podcast shortly after the event to defend him against critical comments online, stating, “I’mma need you to sit down. Put your tongues back in your mouth and be respectful.”

Speaking on his past antics, Kelce recalled a playful moment at a game in Buffalo, admitting, “I think I kind of got possessed by fandom on that occasion.” His boldness continues to resonate with fans, solidifying his status as a beloved ex-NFL player committed to charitable causes.