A pair of MLB parents seemingly followed Donna Kelce's lead by wearing half-and-half jerseys as their sons square off in the majors.

With The New York Mets and Milwaukee Brewers meeting on opening day, brothers Tylor and Trevor Megill's parents could not be divided by their sons' teams.

Father Kevin and mother Julie Megill went into CitiField on Friday afternoon wearing half-and-half jerseys to support both sons. The jerseys had New York's Dodger Blue on the left and Milwaukee's navy blue on the right, with their surname printed in yellow and orange in front.

The 50-50 jerseys were recently popularized by Kelce when her sons Travis and Jason squared off in the Super Bowl in 2023.

The NFL mom wore a Jersey with Travis' Chiefs print in front and Jason's Eagles print on the back.

She also wore a jacket that was half red for Kansas City and the other half Green for Philadelphia. The coat featured both sons' first names with their respective team's logos and jersey numbers on the back.

The older Megill brother Trevor is in his fourth year in MLB. The relief pitcher spent a season with the Chicago Cubs and another with the Minnesota Twins before finding himself in Milwaukee last season.

Trevor had an ERA of 3.63 last year as the Brewers finished on top of the National League Central with a 92-70 record. Milwaukee's season concluded when they lost to Arizona in the wildcard.

On the other hand, Tylor, a right-handed pitcher, is also in his fourth year and has been with the Orange and Blue since 2021.

He finished with a 4.70 ERA as the struggling Mets missed the postseason with a 75-86 record. With their last playoff appearance in 2022, New York has only seen postseason play thrice in the past decade.

The Brewers got the best of the Mets, 3-1, to open their season with a win. The teams will square off again on Saturday and Sunday.