Travis Kelce Reacts To Jason And Kylie Mourning The Loss Of Their Dog

Jason Kelce, together with his wife Kylie, are currently grappling with the heart-wrenching loss of their cherished canine companion, Winnie.

In a poignant tribute shared on Thursday, Kylie, 31, took to Instagram to announce the passing of their beloved furry friend, accompanied by a heartfelt carousel post celebrating Winnie's life and the profound bond they shared.

“When I was in high school I had a folder on my desktop labeled 'God's gift to earth,'" Kylie wrote. "It was images of Irish Wolfhounds that I had collected from Google. I had fallen in love with the breed when I was young and never let my fascination with them fade."

She continued, "It all led me to Winnie, and holy s--- did she live up to the hype," adding, "She was everything I had hoped for in a wolfie and more."

Kylie concluded, "I lost part of my soul today, but I know she is at peace. I love you, Winn. You will always be my firstborn child."

Among the individuals expressing their condolences, Kylie's brother-in-law Travis Kelce left a heartfelt comment, conveying, "You have Winn an amazing life Ky!!"

Travis's ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole also shared her sentiments, writing, "Winnie girl. What a sweet life she lived."

Their messages reflect the love and fond memories shared for Winnie, acknowledging the special bond she had with Kylie and Jason.

The tribute photos showcased Winnie in various heartwarming moments, from blissfully lounging in the garden to cozying up on a blue and white blanket. Among the collection was a cherished snapshot capturing a tender moment between Kylie and Winnie on her wedding day, reflecting the deep bond they shared.

Additionally, the post included a touching image of Jason, 36, gently stroking Winnie's fur, illustrating the love and affection they both held for their beloved furry companion.

Winnie's passing follows a significant milestone in Kylie's life as she recently commemorated her husband's retirement from the NFL after a remarkable 13-year tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Reflecting on his illustrious career, Kylie took to Instagram earlier this month to share a touching tribute, posting a throwback photo of the couple on the football field. In her caption, she lauded Jason for his unwavering dedication, resilience, and tireless efforts throughout his decorated career, acknowledging the countless accolades he earned as a testament to his hard work and determination.

"Pulling this one out of the archives to congratulate this guy on his retirement," Kylie captioned the share. "Your accolade-studded 13-year career is a direct result of your hard work, determination, and resilience."

"I am immensely proud to be your wife and can't wait to see what you do next," she expressed. "As always, the girls and I will be there cheering you on every step of the way!"

The family of five, comprised of Jason, Kylie, and their three lovely daughters, extend their love and companionship to include two cherished Irish Wolfhounds, Winnie and Baloo. Married since 2018, the couple takes pride in their growing family, embracing the joys and responsibilities that come with being pet owners alongside raising their daughters.

When prompted by a fan on social media seeking advice on whether to acquire a dog, the former NFL star couldn't help but express his admiration for his two beloved Irish Wolfhounds.

In a throwback photo posted by the Eagles center, one of the wolfhounds can be spotted stretching its tall frame to reach for a slice of pizza while standing on its hind legs. Despite the impressive stature of the NFL veteran, towering at 6'3", the dog still surpasses him in height, showcasing the remarkable size of these majestic creatures.

Despite their imposing size, Jason emphasized on X that their canine giants were incredibly affectionate and loving pets. Responding to a fan seeking advice on whether to consider getting one, he expressed, "They are wonderful animals, absolutely adore mine," highlighting the joy and companionship these majestic creatures bring into their lives.

Jason noted, "Very loving and connected with their humans. Not for everyone though. If you travel a lot, have a limited amount of space, keep food on the counter, and have nice furniture, they may not be for you.'"

He concluded, "Incredibly gentle, loyal, majestic lapdogs that hate being away from their owners."