Ryan Murphy has created several popular TV series including American Horror Story and Glee, and he's back with his latest series called Grotesquerie.

Travis Kelce made his acting debut on Ryan Murphy’s FX horror series ‘Grotesquerie’ as an orderly named Ed Lachlan

As Travis Kelce prepares to make his featured TV debut in Ryan Murphy's 'Grotesquerie', he teased his role on the FX horror series.

Travis Kelce's Grotesquerie costars don't know much about his role on the show — but they still loved getting to share the screen with him. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Courtney B. Vance,

"I flip the switch like I would if I was going out on the football field," said the Kansas City Chiefs tight end of making his acting debut with the Ryan Murphy horror series.

Kelce actually did play a version of himself in his only other previous scripted-television acting role (if you don’t count hosting Saturday Night Live, which was also Kelce playing Kelce). Back in the pre-Taylor days of 2020,

Warning: This article contains some spoilers for the show “Grotesquerie.” Travis Kelce made his acting debut Wednesday night as a flirtatious hospital attendant in Ryan Murphy’s “Grotesquerie,” a role that saw him court the protagonist into a budding affair.

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from FX’s Grotesquerie. Travis Kelce made is highly anticipated debut in Ryan Murphy’s horror series Grotesquerie in Episode 3. Up until then, even though he’d been briefly featured in the trailer,

Courtney B. Vance said the tight end "asked me if we wanted to go to return to favor and go to the football field."