Jason Kelce Shares New 'Full Circle' Photo With Brother Travis Kelce From Latest Project
- Travis and Jason Kelce are collaborating with General Mills to release a new cereal called Kelce Mix, which combines Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, and Reese's Puffs.
Soon after Travis Kelcespent some quality time with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, in Rhode Island over the weekend , his older brother Jason Kelce revealed an exciting new project from the brothers that had him feeling nostalgic.
On Instagram , Jason shared a new photo of himself and Travis sitting on a bench next to each other in workout clothes, with a box of cereal called Kelce Mix between them.
He explained the special collaboration in the caption, saying, "7 months ago we ranked our favorite cereals on our podcast. And now we're mixing our top 3 together - The KELCE MIX!"
"This is so full circle for us, growing up mixing cereal together at the breakfast table as kids! We can't wait for you to clear the shelves late September!" Jason went on. The new Kelce Mix cereal is a combination of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms and Reese's Puffs.
Fans were hyped up about the news, with enthusiastic responses like, "This is unreal ๐๐," "Been waiting on this ๐ฅ," "You two are masters of manifestation! ๐๐๐."
"My worlds are colliding with this one! ๐ฅ๐," said another, while the official New Heights podcast account wrote, "Spoke the greatest cereal ever into existence."
Another fan declared, "I'm ready to clear the shelves," while people from other countries like Canada and the United Kingdom shared their hopes the cereal will be available there too.
Travis commented on the collab in a press release , reiterating Jason's statement when he said, "We'd go through two to three boxes of our favorite cereals a week when we were growing up, so being able to team up with General Mills now is a full circle moment for us."
Fans can expect the cereal to hit shelves sometime in September for $5.69. A limited-edition Walmart.com box will also be for sale while supplies last on Sept. 28.
