Travis Kelce Also Admits He Doesn't Wash His Feet 'Every Time'; Fans Think It's 'Diabolical'
The Kelce brothers Jason and Travis brought up the topic of feet washing in the latest episode of their podcast.
On Wednesday, the NFL stars released the newest episode of their "New Heights" podcast titled "Travis Addresses the Nation, Jason Exposes 'Big Soap' and Kickoffs Are Officially Back | Ep 93." In this episode, Jason and Travis addressed "the 'diabolical lies' we've all been told about washing our feet," among many other topics.
When Travis brought up his brother's viral revelation about not washing his feet, Jason responded, "Travis, don't act like you wash your f***ing feet."
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"I'm not washing my feet every time but after like a football practice like at St. Joe where my feet had just been like... Yes, I wash my feet," the Super Bowl champ clarified.
"You're like everybody else who when you look down if there's visible dirt on them. I'll scrub the dirt off but I'm not like, I don't even touch my feet. Why the f**k would I wash my feet?" his brother responded, standing his ground on no-feet washing.
Christ washed his feet because he was walking through a dusty ass desert in sandals, I’d wash my feet if that were the case too.
— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) June 1, 2024
Weighing in on his brother's hilarious responses to social media users on X, Travis shared his favorite was when Jason replied to a tweet about Christ washing His feet, saying, "Christ washed his feet because he was walking through a dusty a** desert in sandals, I'd wash my feet if that were the case too."
"There's nothing after that. I just thoroughly enjoyed that response," he said while laughing.
Social media users on Instagram also joined in on the debate about feet washing and shared their thoughts. Some seemed to have sided with Jason.
"I'm a lady. I hardly ever 'wash my feet.' I don't lotion after showers either," shared one user.
"I concur. The soap that washes down after washing [the] body suffices to clean the feet. Just like you wash your scalp [and] not the length of your hair. The ends get the shampoo rinsing off. #Logic," wrote another.
"Nope, the soap eventually goes down there so I'm good. Unless they are filthy, the suds do the job," said a different commenter.
Meanwhile, others said washing feet is a must.
"Not washing your feet after walking around in flip-flops all day is diabolical," another person opined.
"Every single time I shower is the correct answer to how often you wash your feet. Every single time," commented someone else.
"LMAO. That's your preference, but feet need to be cleaned during shower time," read another comment.
What kind of weirdo washes their feet…. https://t.co/djbjj39Lyw
— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) June 1, 2024
The debate around feet washing started when the retired Philadelphia Eagles footballer responded to a tweet, saying, "Jason Kelce looks like he doesn't wash his legs or feet," by tweeting: "What kind of weirdo washes their feet?"
He supported his opinion with another tweet: "All of you have been fed diabolical lies that washing every crevice of your bodies and hair, all the time is somehow better or healthier. Any dermatologist not in bed with Big Soap will agree! Hot spots are all that is necessary and actually [lead] to cleaner healthier skin."
