Travis Kelce Gets Fresh New Hair Trim to Mark NFL Offseason ArticlePure

Travis Kelce is switching things up during the NFL offseason.

Over the weekend, barber Vince Garcia shared an Instagram video of the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, getting a fresh haircut.

“87 • Always good catching up with my brother @killatrav ?? Glad you running it back next season fam, you def one of the best TE to ever play the game ?,” Garcia captioned the clip.

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In the video, Kelce is seen sitting in the barber chair, smiling ear to ear and talking as Garcia lightly trims the back of his head and its sides. He also shaves down his beard.

In the comment sections, fans were excited that Kelce kept the same hair length.

“Love this look on Travis. Great job Vince,” one commenter wrote. “Yessss. Glad he’s keeping it long. ?,” share another Instagram user.

It’s not the first time the NFL star has worked with Garcia, as he previously visited him for his post-season trim in March 2024.

During that visit, Garcia was seen shaving the athlete’s beard that he had been growing out for two months, creating a more noticeable cut.

When Kelce started growing his hair long again, his mom, Donna Kelce, told PEOPLE it was something she was a fan of.

“I like it. He’s always had very, very, very short hair. It’s just different, that’s all,” Donna, 72, told PEOPLE at Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards on Oct. 8. Kelce has typically rocked a buzz cut.

Kelce has been making many decisions lately, as he recently confirmed that he is not retiring. He shared on his New Heights podcast that the Chiefs’ 40-22 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles at the 2025 Super Bowl was a big factor.

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“The biggest thing is that I f—– love playing the game of football. I love playing. I still think I can play it at a high level, and possibly at a higher level than I did last year,” said Kelce.