Travis Kelce told his brother Jason not to let his nieces see the premiere of his new FX show “Grotesquerie.”

Things may not be going well for Kelce on the football field right now after the Kansas City Chiefs had a rather quiet start to the season that has led some fans and analysts to suggest he retire.

But the tight end is just beginning a new chapter in his career as he continues to prepare for life after football.

Kelce plays in the horror film “Grotesquerie” alongside Niecy Nash-Betts, Courtney B. Vance, Lesley ManvilleMicaela Diamond, Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Raven Goodwin.

The pilot will premiere on FX on Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET, and the series will consist of 10 episodes that will be available to stream on Hulu a day later.

Travis Kelce told his brother Jason not to let his nieces see the premiere of “Grotesquerie.”

Jason joked he would sit down to watch the show with daughter Wyatt, Elliotte and Bennett

Ahead of the release of his podcast “New Heights,” Jason joked that he plans to sit down with his daughters Wyatt, Elliotte and Bennett to watch the first episode.

“Are you the bad guy? Are you the murderer?” asked Jason.

“I can’t tell you. You have to take care of Jason,” Travis replied.

“Make sure the girls see this. They’re going to love this show.”

Jason said to his brother, “Listen. Kylie (his wife) would kill me. I’m going to have the girls. Is there a warning or are there a lot of surprises?”

Travis quickly dismissed the idea of ​​his nieces watching him, replying, “Dude! That was a joke. Don’t let the girls watch that show.”

“I don’t know if they even understand what’s happening in the show. It’s very demanding for young children.”

Earlier this week, Ryan Murphy gave his fans an insight into how Kelce handled his acting debut.

Respected television writer and director Murphy, who has created several hit series and also worked with Kim Kardashian on another project, revealed that he wrote Kelce’s role specifically for him.

He also revealed that Kelce worked with an acting coach for “several months” and by the end he knew every line.

Niecy Nash, who worked with Kelce on Ryan Murphy’s new horror series “Grotesquerie,” says the NFL star will be “really successful” in the acting business

Kelce continued the worst form of his NFL career while fans and analysts advise him to end his career

Murphy said, “We talked about his future and what he wants to do after football season, and I kind of gave him some fatherly advice.”

“I always have a motto in my world and in my work: a star is a star is a star. It doesn’t matter what field you are a star in, if you have that charisma, you will bring it to everything you do.

“He came without a textbook. He knew every text. He was so professional. He was so dedicated. He kept saying to me: ‘I’m really trainable, train me, train me.'”

“I did, and in the end he was a real joy. I would love to continue working with him on this and other things.

“I can’t praise him enough as a leader. He is simply the kindest and most loving person. Everything you think about him is true.”

While his role in the series has yet to be revealed, Kelce provided the intro for the official trailer before appearing twice in the teaser.

In his only line in the trailer, Kelce’s character monotonously says, “There’s no future after this.” He then reappears for a split second toward the end of the trailer.

Kelce’s involvement in the series was first announced in May, shortly after he signed a two-year, $35.24 million contract extension with the Chiefs.