Travis Kelce has been introduced to his new niece, Finnley, over video call while filming New Heights with his brother Jason.

The heartwarming footage surfaced hours after Jason and Kylie Kelce announced the arrival of their fourth child on social media on Tuesday night.

The Chiefs star Travis, now an uncle for the fourth time, joked in the video that he was desperate to see his new niece and that Jason had only sent him one picture of her. 

Gasping in amazement as she appeared on camera in Kylie’s arms, Kelce said: ‘Hey little muffin! Look at you! Hanging out with mom? Tell Ky I said hello, I am glad everything went great.’

Jason then held his headphones up to Kylie, and Travis said: ‘You’re impressive Ky, you’re impressive.’

She joked back: ‘This really wouldn’t be possible without your brother, you know?’ 

Travis continued: ‘Is this Finny? Adorable. You just look adorable, I don’t have anything to say to you.’

Kylie announced Tuesday that they had welcomed their fourth child together on March 30. 

In an Instagram post, Kylie, 33, shared that their new bundle of joy had arrived and revealed that they had named her Finnley ‘Finn’ Anne Kelce. 

‘Finnley!!,’ the Kansas City Chiefs star wrote in the comment section of Kylie’s post, adding three heart-eye emojis. 

Kelce’s girlfriend Taylor Swift has yet to respond publicly to the news of Finnley’s arrival. 

Kylie broke the news of her pregnancy back in November via a pH๏τo of her eldest three daughters all wearing sweaters that said ‘Big Sister’ on them.

The caption to the post read, ‘I feel like we captured a very accurate representation of how each of the girls feel about getting another sister. At least Ellie, mom and dad are on the same page!’

In the pH๏τo, eldest daughter Wyatt looked shocked by the news while Bennett, the youngest, was crying. Meanwhile, Elliotte, the middle child, was pictured beaming after hearing the news from her parents.

The couple, who tied the knot back in April of 2018, welcomed Wyatt in October of 2019, Elliotte in March of 2021, and Bennett in February of 2023 – just weeks after Jason lost to his brother, Travis Kelce, in Super Bowl LVII.