Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce Add Star Power to Kentucky Derby Eve Festivities

  • Prof. Jakob Sauer V
  • May 6, 2024 07:00pm
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Super Bowl-winning quarterback and tight end spotlighted at Sports Illustrated Revel at the Races party; elite guests gather for high-profile celebration ahead of the 150th running of the historic race.

Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce Add Star Power to Kentucky Derby Eve Festivities

The Kentucky Derby, renowned as one of the most prestigious horse races globally, witnessed an influx of celebrity presence on its eve, with Super Bowl champions Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce gracing the Sports Illustrated Revel at the Races party. The glamorous gathering took place at The Ice House in downtown Louisville, adding to the list of longstanding events that have become a magnet for A-list attendees.

Rodgers, a star quarterback for the New York Jets and a regular at the Derby over the years, joined a group of former teammates at the party. Davante Adams, A.J. Hawk, Jimmy Graham, and David Bakhtiari shared the spotlight with Rodgers, adding to the camaraderie and camaraderie among the football fraternity.

Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce Add Star Power to Kentucky Derby Eve Festivities

Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce made his mark on the Derby festivities, making an appearance in the VIP area shortly after midnight. As the Chainsmokers enthralled the crowd with their performance, Kelce was spotted celebrating, having the good fortune of winning his first bet of the day.

In a video posted on the Derby's official Instagram account, the exuberant Kelce exclaimed, "When you show up to the Kentucky Derby and your first bet hits." The caption aptly described Kelce's initial triumph as "@killatrav [Kelce's social media handle] off to a hot start at the Kentucky Derby."

Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce Add Star Power to Kentucky Derby Eve Festivities

The Derby, traditionally held on the first Saturday in May, marks the inaugural leg of the prestigious Triple Crown, inviting a field of 20 three-year-old thoroughbreds to compete in a 1¼-mile stampede for a share of the $5 million prize purse.

Notably absent from this year's race was Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, whose two-year ban was extended through 2024, resulting in the absence of a Baffert-trained horse in the event for the third consecutive year.

Fox News' Paulina Dedaj contributed to this report, providing additional insights into the sports coverage and celebrity presence surrounding the Kentucky Derby. Follow Fox News Digital's comprehensive sports coverage on X, keeping you abreast of all the riveting moments and headlines. You can also subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter to stay informed about the latest developments and exclusive content in the world of sports.

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