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The Kansas City Chiefs were reportedly set to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in So Paulo in the first week of the season.It is the second straight year the NFL will hold a game on the South American continent.Travis Kelce essentially confirmed the Chiefs would be the Chargers opponent during an episode of his podcast, and he already expressed that he is not looking forward to it.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAs he explained, he is bothered by the heat."Yeah, were definitely playing in Brazil," Kelce said with a smile on the "New Heights" podcast. "I also heard those rumors. Ill be there, playing football, in the f---ing heat."Jason Kelce said he wanted to go and support the Philadelphia Eagles when they played against the Green Bay Packers last season. He said the field was "atrocious.""The old field thing," Travis Kelce said mockingly in an apparent reference to the Eagles Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs, which resulted in complaints about the field in Arizona. "The guys are slipping all over the place. How about we play with our shoulders over our toes? The guys were not slipping in New Orleans I was slipping."NFL WILL PLAY INTERNATIONAL GAMES IN 2 NEW COUNTRIES AS 2025 SCHEDULE COMES INTO VIEWKelce said he was not exactly excited about the game in Brazil."Theres just something about getting closer to the equator. I dont want to put on a football uniform doing that. Ive been in Jacksonville in September and thats f---ing miserable," he said.When told that So Paulo is more inland, Kelce said he would rather be "dry than humid.""I will say this, if its humid, Im gonna be miserable," he added. " If its hot and humid, and its kind a what Im expecting, Im going to be miserable but were going to find a way to get a win."Kansas City finished 15-2 last season and made it to the Super Bowl for the third consecutive year. The Eagles, however, defeated them soundly.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson is speaking out about her struggles as a child star.The now-19-year-old rose to fame at the age of 5 when she appeared in a classic episode of TLCs "Toddlers & Tiaras." TLC later gave her family their own reality show, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," in 2012.Thompson claimed in a new interview with People that despite starring in the popular show, she's never seen any of the money from it. She also alleged that her mother, June "Mama June" Shannon, took $35,000 from her earnings during her appearance on "Dancing with the Stars" in 2019, only returning the money recentlybut without any apology.MAMA JUNE REVEALS SHE SPENT ALMOST $1M IN FINAL YEAR OF ADDICTION"There was no, Im sorry," Thompson said.Shannon has been candid about her struggle with drug addiction, sharing in the past that she went broke funding her habit. She's now sober, but for much of Thompson's childhood, she was in active addiction, to the point where Thompson's older sister, Lauryn "Pumpkin" Efird, took custody of her when she was 14."I noticed something was off about her," Thompson told People of Shannon's addiction. "She started locking her doors, which really made me think, Oh, what is she doing?"LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSMAMA JUNE ADMITS TO A $2,500 PER DAY DRUG HABIT IN EMOTIONAL PLEA TO REUNITE WITH HER KIDSThompson admitted her mothers drug addiction humiliated her, even when she attended school."People were like, I saw your mama on the news with a busted tooth, strung out," Thompson remembered. "Im like, Great, like I didnt see that too."Still, she pushed past her hurdles and focused on her education, explaining, "I just always told myself you know that you want to do something better with your life and bigger with your life than just being on TV, so you've got to get up and go, you've got to graduate so you can make it to college and be the nurse that you want to be."In 2019, Shannon along with her boyfriend, Geno Doak, was arrested on suspicion of drug possession following a domestic dispute at an Alabama gas station. Details about what drew police to the gas station were not released at the time. Doak had a lengthy criminal history that included arrests for theft, burglary and criminal damage to property. The couple had been dating for three years.Around this time, Shannon began selling her belongings, and eventually her home. This was also when she lost custody of Thompson.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERIn 2020, Shannon and Efird met on the family's latest reality show, "Mama June: Family Crisis," to discuss a path for her to return to Thompsons life. Thats when she dropped the big confession about her past drug habits."The only reason I sold the house we was dead f---ing broke," she explained. "Because, you know, at that point we was doing quite a bit. I mean, it was a couple ounces a day. Our habit was $2,500 a day, if not more."While Shannon is now five years sober, Thompson opened up about how difficult it was to forgive her mothers tumultuous past."[Forgiveness] was hard, but at the end of the day, shes my mom. When she was bad in her addiction, I just kept thinking about the day shed recover. Were going pretty good. Hopefully it lasts. I just no longer have any expectations for her."Thompson is currently a rising junior in college, studying nursing and living in Colorado with her longtime boyfriend, Dralin Carswell, 24.Shannon did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.