Kelce brothers share hug after playing against each other

Feb 13 2023

After the Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl LVII on Sunday at State Farm Arena in Phoenix, Arizona, a touching moment was shared between Travis Kelce, the 33-year-old tight end for the winning team, and his brother, Jason Kelce, a 35-year-old center for the Philadelphia Eagles.

Despite the defeat, Jason remained in good spirits as he and Travis hugged, making history as the first time two brothers have ever faced each other in the Super Bowl on opposing teams.

Jason was also seen embracing the Chiefs’ quarterback, Patrick Mahomes.

During the game, Ed and Donna Kelce, the parents of the two players, chose to sit apart. Donna was in the luxury box with Commissioner Roger Goodell, while Ed chose to sit in the stadium seats, referring to himself as a “blue-collar grunt.”

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Malta Daily (@maltadaily.mt)

Before the big game, Travis and Jason’s mother, Donna, spoke with ET’s Kevin Frazier and expressed her excitement about the unprecedented event. She said it was like a dream come true for her sons to both play in the Pro Bowl and then face each other in the Super Bowl.

Although she couldn’t choose a winner, Donna revealed that she currently favors Jason more, due to his grandchildren, but added that as a mother, she could never pick one son over the other.

On Monday’s episode of the Kelce brothers’ podcast, “New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce,” they interviewed their mother and she spoke about the pure joy she will experience watching her sons on the biggest stage in the NFL.

She mentioned that the first two Super Bowls, which Travis played in, were tense, but this one will be pure joy and the best day ever, with both of her sons on the field.

#MaltaDaily

ASL interpreter in Rihanna’s Super Bowl show goes viral

Feb 13 2023

As Rihanna returned for a legendary Super Bowl performance, which also revealed that the singer was pregnant, the American Sign Language interpreter handling the performance went absolutely viral.

The ASL interpreter was revealed to be Justina Miles, who was absolutely ‘vibing’ to the song on the TV screens.

The 20-year-old American performer hails from Philadelphia and has made history as the first female deaf performer to be invited to a Super Bowl halftime show.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Malta Daily (@maltadaily.mt)

Currently studying for a Bachelors of Science in Nursing, she comes from a mixed family with deaf members on each side.

She had also become a TikTok sensation in 2020 after a video of her performing Lil Kim’s song ‘Crush on You’ went viral. It went so viral that it ignited a #crushonyouchallenge.

#MaltaDaily

Cardi B and Offset join McDonald’s US to launch Valentine’s meal for 2

Feb 13 2023

Rappers Cardi B and Offset have joined forces with fast food giant McDonald’s through a Super Bowl advert to build up hype for their Valentine’s Day meal for two.

The timing of the launch reportedly commemorates back to the onset of their relationship, which began to bud at around 2017’s Super Bowl.

The advert features the two rappers along with eight other couples as they share details about their partner’s preferred order and how knowing it is akin to knowing an intimate part of them.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Malta Daily (@maltadaily.mt)

It was also revealed that Cardi typically goes for a classic McDonald’s cheeseburger, paired with BBQ sauce and a large Coca Cola. As for Offset, he prefers a Quarter Pounder with Cheese and a large Hi-C Orange Lavaburst. The duo also shares a large order of fries and a hot apple pie.

And to further advertise the meal, Cardi herself took to social media to give her own, rather vulgar, spin to the famous McDonald’s tune.

Six years into their marriage, the two have become parents to two kids under five years of age.

#MaltaDaily

Boost to ‘Teen Outside the Box’ initiative for Maltese students

Feb 13 2023

The ‘Teen Outside the Box’ programme has just been given a boost to develop a programme of prevention among students ranging from Form 2 to Year 8 in Maltese schools.

This programme aims at developing other programmes which are already ongoing in Maltese schools to improve the skills of children and youth to stay away from addictive circumstances, mainly pertaining to drugs but also technological.

The programme is split into three main sections: one pertains to substance abuse, another on the disciplined use of technology and the other about taking decisions.

The programme is being held by the Sedqa Agency, along with the FSWS. A session in Bormla’s Santa Margherita College was given to students, which was attended by Minister for Social Policy and Children’s Rights Michael Falzon, Minister for Education and Sport Clifton Grima and Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms and Equality Rebecca Buttiġieġ.

Falzon highlighted how such programmes can help isolate situations which could prove harmful to children, whether they be inappropriate environments, health issues or limited access to education.

Grima praised the initiative and said that, when speaking about education, he continuously tries to insist that the education Malta’s students is given is a holistic and full one.

On her part, Buttiġieġ said that it is important that our adolescents are helped to develop skills which help them take decisions in the future which are thought out and can respect other people.

#MaltaDaily