‘Heated’ fan apologizes to Jason and Kylie Kelce after screaming match goes viral
No bad blood here.
Two days after a viral video surfaced of Kylie Kelce getting into a screaming match with an angry fan over a declined photo, the woman issued an apology for the “heated” incident.
“I said things that were out of character for me and that I regret and for that, I am sorry,” Andreé Goldberg said in a statement obtained by WPVI on Thursday.
She went on to tell the outlet that she has apologized directly to Kylie, 32, and Jason Kelce since Saturday’s altercation.
Goldberg added, “My anger, and my actions, are not who I am, and certainly not indicative of the welcoming community of Margate. As an adult and proud member of my community, I should have recognized and respected their right to privacy from the onset.
“I am deeply appreciative of the grace and understanding shown to me by the Kelces,” she continued.
Goldberg concluded by wishing Kylie and the retired Philadelphia Eagles player, 36, “nothing but the best.”
The couple were on a date night in the coastal New Jersey town o Memorial Day weekend when Goldberg interrupted them to ask for a photo.
After her request was politely declined, Goldberg was caught on camera yelling at Kylie that she would “never be allowed in this town again.”
The three-time mom, who shares daughters Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 1, with Jason, stood toe-to-toe with Goldberg and screamed back.
“I can smell the alcohol on your breath,” Kylie retorted. “You’re embarrassing yourself.”
Jason, for his part, stood back and watched the back-and-forth with his hands on his hips, while another man attempted to restrain Goldberg.
While the former NFL athlete did not mention the fight on Wednesday’s episode of his and Travis Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast, he did gush over the “fun” holiday weekend.
“We had a great time,” Jason told listeners. “We went to the beach, had a lot of fun with the girls, ate a lot of beach food. … It was good to be out there..”
The ESPN commentator owns a $2.2 million home in Sea Isle City, N.J., but primarily lives in Philadelphia with his family.
