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Donna Kelce Gets the ‘VIP’ Treatment on Southwest Flight From Super Bowl 2024 to Kansas City
Patrick Mahomes may have been named the MVP of Super Bowl LVIII, but Donna Kelce got her own honor on her postgame flight to Kansas City.
“You’re on a very special flight. We are carrying a VIP, a very important parent, this afternoon. Mama Kelce is on board, everybody,” a Southwest Airlines flight attendant announced on Travis Kelce’s mother’s flight from the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. “Congratulations to her and her family and all [of] the team over at the Chiefs. Well done, very proud.”
Patrick Mahomes may have been named the MVP of Super Bowl LVIII, but Donna Kelce got her own honor on her postgame flight to Kansas City.
“You’re on a very special flight. We are carrying a VIP, a very important parent, this afternoon. Mama Kelce is on board, everybody,” a Southwest Airlines flight attendant announced on Travis Kelce’s mother’s flight from the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. “Congratulations to her and her family and all [of] the team over at the Chiefs. Well done, very proud.”
In the Instagram video shared on Monday, February 12, the flight attendant went on to quote the Beastie Boys’ hit track “Fight For You Right,” stating, “And also, I have one thing to say. Apparently, I’ve got to say, ‘You’ve got to fight for your right …’” Donna, 71, and her fellow passengers finished his statement by shouting, “To party!”
The song lyric was a nod to Travis, 34, who referenced the track while accepting the Kansas City Chiefs AFC Championship and Super Bowl LVIII trophies. (The Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers with a score of 25 to 22 at this year’s Super Bowl on Sunday, February 11.)
Southwest continued to show their love for Donna in the post’s caption, which read, “We flew the MVP (Most Valuable Parent) home from The Big Game. We 🫶 you Mama Kelce!” The heart hand emoji was another nod to her Super Bowl-winning son as Travis has flashed his girlfriend Taylor Swift’s notable gesture at NFL games and in the Chief’s official Super Bowl LVIII art.