See ex-Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce's new Wawa ad from wife Kylie

Ben Brigandi

See ex-Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce's new Wawa ad from wife Kylie image

Jason Kelce’s idea of doing the dishes is to ball up a “frickin’ hoagie” wrapper and throw it in the trash. 

At least, that’s what his new Wawa ad, directed by wife Kylie, has the retired Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive lineman doing. 

The commercial shows the Kelces giving a look into their home life and how the Philly staple and Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain is helping.

See a critique of Jason's acting skills here: 

“Directing these Wawa commercials with Jason is similar to the way I manage every day with our family,” said Kylie, “I try to go in with a plan, but distractions happen, so we just take everything in stride and do our best.”

Kylie Kelce is a Philadelphia native and shaped the commercial with insights from motherhood and knowledge of the chain from being a consumer herself, according to Wawa.

“Our purpose is to Fulfill Lives, and when Kylie expressed interest in exploring potential career interests by helping us direct our commercial, we were happy to have her as a wing mate in the creative process!” said Todd Miller, Sr. Director of Brand Strategy for Wawa. “We hope this piece brightens the days of our customers and lets everyone know that they can count on their Wawa to help them “wing it,” during life’s busiest times!”

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Ben Brigandi is a lifelong professional in sports media, as a writer and editor. Career highlights include covering future pros in high school and even younger, from kicker Robbie Gould in high school to Jurickson Profar, Cody Bellinger, and others at the Little League World Series held in his neighborhood. Born and raised in central Pennsylvania, Ben graduated from Penn State with a degree in journalism and covered Nittany Lion games for nearly two decades after attending games as a kid growing up in Happy Valley. He’s seen the Eagles go from hated rivals to his boyhood favorite Washington Commanders to accepting their success as Dan Snyder ruined his fandom. One day, Ben dreams of again playing golf to a legit single-digit handicap, without either putting in the work or sinking pesky 3-foot putts.