Kansas City is still reeling from the tragic shooting that occurred during the Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade last week, as the community mourns the loss of 43-year-old Lisa Lopez-Galvan and continues to support the 22 others who were injured. In response to the devastating events, NFL stars and brothers Travis and Jason Kelce addressed the shooting in a heartfelt video message on Instagram, expressing their condolences to the victims, their families, and the entire Kansas City community. The Kelce brothers, hosts of the popular “New Heights” podcast, postponed the release of their latest episode to discuss the shooting and encourage their fans to donate to the emergency response fund set up by the Chiefs to aid the victims and their families.

The Chiefs organization has also rallied to support those affected by the tragedy, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife visiting two young girls who were injured in the shooting, and Travis Kelce's charity donating $100,000 to help with medical expenses. Additionally, the team has raised over $680,000 for the emergency response fund, with contributions from the team's owner, Mahomes' foundation, and even pop star Taylor Swift, who donated $100,000 to Lopez-Galvan's family. Two juveniles have been charged in connection with the shooting, which law enforcement has attributed to a personal dispute rather than terrorism or extremism.

As Kansas City comes together to support the victims and heal from the senseless violence, the Kelce brothers and the Chiefs organization are leading the way in showing solidarity and compassion for their community. "Kansas City and Chiefs Kingdom, we love you guys," Travis Kelce said in the video message. "We"re with you guys, and we'll see you soon." The city remains united in the face of tragedy, with a strong sense of resilience and determination to overcome the darkness of that fateful day.