Philadelphia Teacher Documents 'Incredible' Experience at Eagles Stadium After 'Queen' Kylie Kelce Sponsored School Field Trip

Mar. 15, 2025

Kylie Kelce.Photo:STEFANO TROVATI/Shutterstock

STEFANO TROVATI/Shutterstock

Thanks toKylie Kelce, local students were able to tour Lincoln Financial Field, where the Philadelphia Eagles play their games.

After revealing that theNot Gonna Liepodcast host sponsored her students' visit to the famed stadium, a Philadelphia teacher — known asbonaldweasleyon TikTok — shared aheartwarming updateon the field trip on Dec. 19.

Kylie Kelce.Kevin Mazur/Getty

Kevin Mazur/Getty

The teacher revealed that Graham spent time with the students as he signed hats and shirts. They then had the chance to walk through the tunnel out onto the field and were greeted with their school’s name displayed on the board.

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The teacher first wentviral on TikTokafter she posted a video asking for help from the Eagles community to sponsor her students' class trip on Dec. 16.

In thevideo, she revealed that she may have to cancel the planned trip to the stadium because “most of my students can’t afford to pay for the [tour]” and asked to be connected with anyone on the Eagles team who could help with the trip.

The TikTok eventually found its way to Kelce, 32, who commented “tell me your school name” on the video. Kelce’s husbandJason Kelcepreviously played with the Eagles as a center for 13 years before he retired in 2023.

The teacher then revealed that “Kylie herself offered to pay for the bus and the tour,” making the trip completely “free and available to all my students.”

“Not only did Kylie just sponsor our trip for all of my students, we also got all our gifts from the Eagles today from Operation Snowball and they were so excited,” the teacher said, shouting her out for “making this an [amazing] experience for my students.”

source: people.com