Travis Kelce was left a hilarious note in his locker by Chiefs Christmas movie stars Tyler Hynes and Hunter King

Travis Kelce had a saccharine statement waiting for him successful his locker erstwhile he returned to Chiefs HQ for training campy this week. 

Actors Tyler Hynes and Hunter King, who are starring successful the upcoming Hallmark movie Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story, revealed Travis' mom Donna encouraged them to sneak 'a statement into Trav's locker.'

'I wrote nan lyrics to Friends successful Low Places [by Garth Brooks] because he sang it astatine nan [Super Bowl] parade that I was at, and I said, "Don't ever change,"' Hynes said successful an question and reply pinch People. 

His co-star King chimed in, 'That's what you wrote?' to which he responded 'Yeah. What did you write?'

She explained, 'I wrote thing like, "Thanks for letting america bargain your section and your mom."

Hynes replied, 'I emotion that.'

Although Travis doesn't look successful nan Christmas movie, his mom took connected a mini domiciled arsenic nan head of Kansas City BBQ edifice Norma & Nic's.

'She's a sweetheart,' King said of nan 71-year-old. 

'She's beautiful and I loved having her connected set. She was truthful nosy to talk to.'

It comes a fewer weeks aft nan NFL and Skydance Sports confirmed nan flick would commencement filming successful July, pinch accumulation taking spot wholly successful Kansas City. 

In nan film, King's characteristic Alana is 'sure that her family's lifelong history arsenic Kansas City Chiefs superfans makes them a frontrunner to triumph nan team's ''Fan of nan Year'' contest,' according to a Chiefs property release.

The team's head of instrumentality engagement, Derrick, is charged pinch deciding if Alana's family is simply a beardown contender for nan contest, and 'as nan brace spends clip together, it's clear there's a spark betwixt them.' 

Hynes, known for his domiciled successful 'The Three Wise Men and a Baby,' antecedently appeared alongside Donna successful a promo for nan NFL earlier this year.