Travis Kelce hugged his brother Jason after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl.

Travis Kelce & Jason Kelce 
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The Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce broke down on Sunday in an emotional embrace with his older brother Jason (Eagles), who had just won that historic Super Bowl clash, as he was celebrating his second NFL championship. Travis Kelce described the Chiefs' close 38-35 victory as "bittersweet."

The tight end who scored his team's first touchdown admitted that he had lied to everyone by saying he desired the satisfaction of defeating his brother, but it was actually a fairly nasty feeling.

He admitted, "It's a lot of emotion and a lot of intensity." "It's like he said the other day: It's one thing to win, and quite another to witness your closest family members or friends succeed. I'm sorry about the huge guy. His season was fantastic. He definitely left his heart behind."

The Kelces were the first brothers to face off in a Super Bowl, and their mother Donna Kelce was there to celebrate Travis and console Jason, the Eagles centre who also won a championship in 2017; Jason was the first sibling to meet his brother in a Super Bowl.

In search of his second championship, Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs' quarterback, helped the Eagles, led by Kelce and the Eagles, take a 10-point lead into halftime. With only eight seconds left, Kansas City scored to seal the victory.

Jason Kelce acknowledged, "It's annoying. "We just didn't make it."