Super Bowl 2025 in pictures: Touching moment between Travis Kelce and Jalen Hurts as Chiefs streak ended
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Touching Kelce moment in Super Bowl celebration chaos
Jalen Hurts has been the Eagles' leader all season, and was superb in the Super Bowl.
But amid the chaotic celebrations on the field, Travis Kelce managed to catch a moment to congratulate Hurts on the Eagles' victory.
Hurts would later be named the game's MVP.
Happy A-lister
Hollywood A-lister Bradley Cooper walks across the field with his daughter Lea and a minder after the Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LIX.
A massive Eagles fan, Cooper and his daughter are both dressed in Philly green.
It would have struck many viewers of the Super Bowl that Cooper once played a character where he was part of a family full of diehard fans of 'the Birds', in the movie Silver Linings Playbook, in which he played the leading man opposite Jennifer Lawrence.
That movie came out in 2012 and they've won two Super Bowls since, in 2018 and 2025 - as well as one Super Bowl loss, in 2023.
Bring on the celebrations!
Philadelphia Eagles owner, billionaire Jeffrey Lurie gets his hands on the Super Bowl trophy before handing it on to the game's MVP, superstar quarterback Jalen Hurts as teammates and supporters surround them on the podium.
Raining green and white
The confetti falls as Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts shares a moment with the Vince Lombardi Trophy and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni, both Super Bowl champions for the first time.
Sporting gesture
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (right) congratulates Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts at the conclusion of the Super Bowl.
It was a nightmare of a game for Mahomes but showed plenty of class in defeat, with this moment surrounded by cameras just one example in the aftermath of the game.
Showtime!
A wide angle of the embrace between two of the most talked about figures in the NFL.
Pleasure and pain
Philadelphia player Kenneth Gainwell #14 and Avonte Maddox #29 celebrate after the final play of Super Bowl LIX.
Kansas City players in the background drop their heads with disappointment.
Stretching the lead
After the Eagles dominated the first half, DeVonta Smith's (No.6) touchdown early in the third quarter looked like it would all but end the Chiefs' hopes of a Super Bowl three-peat.
Chiefs on the board
But then Xavier Worthy finally got the Chiefs on the board late in the third quarter.
It sparked hopes of a miraculous comeback, but it wasn't to be.
Celebrations start proper
The Eagles started to let themselves celebrate as the clock started to wind down.