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Cleveland Heights’ Laila Edwards to Be Featured on 'Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce' as Team USA Prepares for Olympic Gold Medal Game
NFL stars Travis and Jason Kelce donated $10,000 to a GoFundMe that raised over $61,000, enabling 14 family and friends to attend Laila Edwards' Olympic debut.
- On Monday, Feb. 16, 2026, family members cheered at Team USA's semifinal in Milan, enabled by a GoFundMe with a $10,000 Kelce Brothers donation to attend Thursday's game.
- Facing tight finances, Robert Edwards launched a GoFundMe to send his family to the Olympics with a $50,000 goal, helping 10 family members and four friends attend.
- The fundraiser raised more than $61,000, with a top $10,000 donation from Travis and Jason Kelce, helping 10 family members and four friends travel.
- Her 91-year-old grandmother Ernestine Gray and Laila Edwards have a ritual of spotting and waving during games, and Edwards told the Associated Press their presence `means everything to me`.
- Her presence has driven new interest, with Edwards being the first Black woman on U.S. Olympic hockey team, inspiring the Black community in Ohio and beyond, and increasing jersey sales and viewership.
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Hockey star Laila Edwards' family cheers at Olympic debut, thanks to Kelce brothers and a GoFundMe
When U.S. hockey defender Laila Edwards skates onto the Olympic ice ahead of Thursday’s gold medal game against Canada, she’ll immediately scan the stands for the real MVP.
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Laila Edwards Makes Olympic History with Breakthrough Goal for Team USA
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