Jason Kelce showed support for LAFD by wearing their cap on «Monday Night Football.»
On Monday, January 13, former NFL player Jason Kelce demonstrated his support for the Los Angeles Fire Department by sporting an LAFD cap during an episode of his late-night show, *They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce*.
At 37, Kelce wore a sleek black suit, a gold-striped tie, and a navy blue LAFD cap with prominent white lettering.
His show of support comes as Los Angeles grapples with devastating wildfires that have forced thousands of residents to flee and caused significant property damage, impacting both locals and celebrities. As of January 13, L.A. County officials reported 24 fatalities.
Kelce’s show, which debuted on January 4, has already welcomed several big names, such as Jimmy Kimmel, Charles Barkley, and rapper Lil Dicky.
In the opening monologue, Kelce playfully thanked his parents for letting him stay up late to watch late-night TV, humorously suggesting that it was the key to him now hosting his own show.
«Mom, dad, you were wrong—turns out staying up late was a good idea,» he joked.
At 37, Kelce wore a sleek black suit, a gold-striped tie, and a navy blue LAFD cap with prominent white lettering.
His show of support comes as Los Angeles grapples with devastating wildfires that have forced thousands of residents to flee and caused significant property damage, impacting both locals and celebrities. As of January 13, L.A. County officials reported 24 fatalities.
Kelce’s show, which debuted on January 4, has already welcomed several big names, such as Jimmy Kimmel, Charles Barkley, and rapper Lil Dicky.
In the opening monologue, Kelce playfully thanked his parents for letting him stay up late to watch late-night TV, humorously suggesting that it was the key to him now hosting his own show. «Mom, dad, you were wrong—turns out staying up late was a good idea,» he joked.
