Travis Kelce and his dog are featured in Tommy Hilfiger's new ad campaign. The dog, a Samoyed, makes her onscreen debut alongside Kelce, who is a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs. The campaign is called "Only in New York."
The dog's name has not been made public. Kelce thought his dog would be a natural fit for the campaign.
Further details about the campaign, including clips of Kelce and his dog, are available from the source.
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