Travis Kelce amazed by $120,000 gift from teammates after robbery

Travis Kelce has received a gift worth $120,000 after burglars raided his home while he was in action for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The 35-year-old tight end has been at the Chiefs since 2013 and has won the Super Bowl on three occasions.

Kelce was also named in the NFL 2010s All-Decade Team, plus has also been First-team All-Pro four times and Second-team All-Pro on three occasions.

He has also been dating Taylor Swift since 2023, which has drawn the eyes of the world after he began going out with the globe's most famous singer-songwriter.

But recently, Kelce was confronted with a terrifying situation.

The NFL star's mansion worth $6m was raided back in October and more than $120,000 worth of items were stolen, which included $100,000 worth in jewellery and $20,000 worth of cash.

Other items with tremendous sentimental value were also taken, including his first Super Bowl jersey and a watch, though both were later recovered.

The crime took place before an NFL game and it all reportedly was over in 15 minutes.

However, the American Football community has since rallied around Kelce for the festive period and given him a range of Christmas gifts to help give him back some of possessions which were taken from him.

Travis Kelce. (Image: Getty)

According to The US Sun, several jerseys belonging to NFL legends including Ray Lewis, Rob Gronkwski and Tom Brady, as well as ones from current players Saquon Barkley and Patrick Mahomes, the latter of whom was also targeted by a break-in and had items stolen.

A source told the publication: "He opened the box and felt like a kid at Christmas. They are going straight to his man cave, where he loves to hang out. Those pieces are going be so special for him.

"Travis couldn’t stop saying thank you to everyone."

The source added: "His teammates, friends, and family know that he has been very p****d about getting some of his favourite jerseys stolen during the robbery.

"So they made sure he's got some nice, new pieces to put into his collection."