Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, has made his first major acting appearance in the new Ryan Murphy FX horror series "Grotesquerie," which premiered on Monday night in New York. Although Kelce himself was not present at the event, his mother, Donna Kelce, graced the red carpet and emphasized her son's natural ability to adapt to various environments, indicating that his transition into acting may be a successful one.

Kelce's role in "Grotesquerie" has been shrouded in mystery in promotional material, but the excitement surrounding his performance is palpable. Co-star Niecy Nash, who plays a detective in the series, shared that Kelce's presence on set elicited admiration from his male colleagues, while the women were left intrigued. She expressed confidence in Kelce's acting prowess, predicting that audiences will be pleasantly surprised by his performance in the show.

Jon Robin Baitz, the co-creator and executive producer of "Grotesquerie," enthused about Kelce's potential as an actor, stating that the NFL star possesses the qualities of a true star. He commended Kelce for his effortless presence on camera and predicted a bright future for him in the acting world. Fellow cast members such as Courtney B. Vance and Micaela Diamond echoed similar sentiments, praising Kelce's professionalism and dedication to his craft.