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The Pennsylvania woman seen in a viral video shouting with Kylie Kelce, the wife of former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, during the couple’s attempt at a peaceful date night at the Jersey Shore over the weekend has issued an apology.
Andreé Goldberg, who is reportedly from Wayne, Pennsylvania, issued the public apology after she says she acted “out of character” when she became aggressive with the Kelces over Memorial Day weekend after the couple declined to take a picture with her while they were out on a date in Margate City, New Jersey.
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Kylie Kelce appears on NBC on April 1.(Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Images)
“In a heated moment, I said things that were out of character for me and that I regret and for that, I am sorry,” Goldberg said in a statement, obtained by WPVI.
“Although I apologized directly to the Kelce family on Saturday, I want to publicly apologize to them, and our community. My anger, and my actions, are not who I am, and certainly not indicative of the welcoming community of Margate.”
The short clip went viral on social media this week. According to Philly Chit Chat’s HughE Dillon, Jason and Kylie Kelce were waiting to park their car when Goldberg allegedly approached the vehicle and allegedly “began banging on it” to get their attention.
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Jason and Kylie Kelce attend Thursday Night Football Presents the World Premiere of “Kelce” in Philadelphia on Sept. 8, 2023.(Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Prime Video)
When they got out of the car, Goldberg then asked for a picture, which the Kelces reportedly declined, politely. That was when the chaos ensued.
WARNING: THE VIDEO BELOW CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE
KYLIE KELCE HAS ALTERCATION WITH WOMAN DURING APPARENT JERSEY SHORE DATE NIGHT: ‘YOU’RE EMBARRASSING YOURSELF’
In the video, Goldberg can be heard saying, “I don’t give a f— who you are. You will never be allowed in this town. You’ll never be allowed in this town again.”
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Kylie then responds, “I smell the alcohol on your breath. You’re embarrassing yourself.”
“As an adult and proud member of my community, I should have recognized and respected their right to privacy from the onset,” Goldberg continued in her statement.
“I am deeply appreciative of the grace and understanding shown to me by the Kelces and wish them nothing but the best.”
The Kelces have not commented publicly on the incident.
Former Phildelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce has not publicly commented on the incident.(Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
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Margate City Mayor Michael Collins also apologized to the couple on social media and offered them a “redo” on him.
“On behalf of the City of Margate, I’d like to formally apologize to Jason & Kylie Kelce for the experience they had in Margate City over the holiday weekend,” Collins wrote. “As a father with young children, I know as well as anyone the importance of a date night with your wife and would like to offer a redo date night with dinner on me.”
Fox News’ Scott Thompson contributed to this report.
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A 58-year-old man was killed Saturday evening after his vehicle was struck by an MBTA commuter rail train at a streetcrossing in Braintree, officials said.
The collision occurred just before 5 p.m. at the Grove Street crossing, near the Braintree/Weymouth line, according to Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan.
The man, driving a black Jeep Cherokee on West Street, “intentionally” drove around the crossing guard as the train was approaching, Sullivan said.
The man, whose name was not released, was pronounced deceased as a result of injuries sustained in the collision, Sullivan said.
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“On behalf of the Transit Police and the entire MBTA organization we offer our most sincere condolences to the victim’s family and friends,” Sullivan said.
Sullivan said the crossing safety arm was deployed and all other safety warnings were activated at the time of the crash.
Braintree police said on social media that Grove Street (in Braintree) and West Street (in Weymouth) would be closed to vehicle traffic Saturday evening due to the collision.
Several commuter rail trains were canceled or delayed Saturday evening because of “police activity on the right of way in the Braintree area,” according to online updates from the MBTA. Two Kingston line trains, the 4:15 p.m. inbound and the 5:20 p.m. outbound, were replaced with shuttle bus service, and one inbound Fairmount line train was cancelled.
The incident is under investigation by Transit Police, as well as the Norfolk district attorney’s office, Sullivan said.
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Reactions to the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offseason moves have been mostly positive. One fact is undeniable: They have filled holes at position of need. Receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and Germie Bernard were brought in to fill a major need while running back Rico Dowdle replaced a departed Kenneth Gainwell. Max Iheanachor and Gennings Dunker bring even more young potential to the offensive line while Jamel Dean and Jaquan Brisker add experienced secondary depth.
And of course, Aaron Rodgers was re-signed for what he confirmed will be his final NFL season. Arguably, the biggest change comes on the coaching staff as Mike Tomlin stepped aside after nineteen seasons and Mike McCarthy took over. Even though many argued it was time for a change, it will still be an adjustment for a team used to a certain level of continuity.
Offseason grades usually hinge on an individual’s perception of the moves made by a team but analysts from CBS Sports were high on the moves Pittsburgh’s made.
“I gave them an A. Big leap because of Aaron Rodgers. Now he’s back, so there’s no more questions about the quarterback room,” Emory Hunt said on CBS Sports HQ. “I think this team is set up better than what they were last year. I expect them to be able to run the football significantly better.”
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Wilson came close to agreement.
“I gave them a B. Probably being more realistic, a B+,” added Ryan Wilson. “This draft class had to grow on you. In terms of trades and free agency, they checked a lot of boxes.”
Wilson added that his biggest question going forward is how Pittsburgh will ever find their quarterback of the future if they continue on the current trajectory of finishing every season with nine or ten wins and losing in the first round of the playoffs.
There’s no question that the Steelers look better on paper going into 2026. No team is perfect but this group doesn’t appear to have any glaring holes.
Will it be enough to break through and accomplish anything meaningful this season? Tanking isn’t in the Steelers’ DNA, so if the objective was to improve the roster this offseason, it’s been a success.
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With the doom and gloom narrative that seemingly surrounds the Steelers and their direction, some may forget that they won the AFC North last season. Even with a different coach, the moves that they have made should be enough for Pittsburgh to remain competitive in 2026. The division will be as competitive as ever; keeping up with Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow without elite play from the quarterback position is no easy task.
If there’s one defining attribute that the Steelers can carry over from the Tomlin era, one can hope it will be the ability to always stay competitive and in contention, even if they don’t always match up on paper. With the moves they’ve made this offseason, the gap on paper against some of the better teams in the NFL might not be as high as previously expected.
If there’s one defining attribute that the Steelers can carry over from the Tomlin era, always being in contention is critical. A tough schedule makes them the underdog in the majority of their games, but pundits counted out the 2025 team, too.
Connecticut lawmakers are condemning an ICE arrest in Bridgeport, where Javier Anibal Melgar was detained while waiting at his son’s school bus stop one week ago, calling it a violation of “sensitive location policies” and “executive overreach.”
While ICE reports that protocols were followed to ensure the safety of the minor, state officials are advocating for the Bridgeport resident and calling for him to receive due process.
Officials: Bridgeport man detained by ICE while in his vehicle with son
