Turns out Keoghan is also an admirer of the Chiefs tight end, Travis Kelce, who is currently dating Taylor Swift. The movie star called Kelce “a legend.”

Squarespace will be hoping to continue a string of Super Bowl ad successes following its 2024 Super Bowl ad, directed by and starring legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, which was seen by a share of a predicted audience of 210 million. We heard from Nate Skinner, Senior Director of Brand and Creative Strategy at Squarespace:

Irish actor Barry Keoghan-and his donkey, Mosley, of course-are the latest stars that Squarespace has enlisted to front its 11th Super Bowl ad, following in the footsteps of actors Adam Driver, and Zendaya,

Known for its slightly offbeat ads, Squarespace has teamed up with Barry Keoghan for its annual Super Bowl spot. In the short, directed by Steve Rogers, the Irish actor draws inspiration from his acclaimed 2022 film The Banshees of Inisherin, once again sharing the screen with a donkey.

For the big game short film, Keoghan is again co-starring with a donkey, just like in "The Banshees of Inisherin." The commercial, titled "Barry and Mosley," co-stars Don Mosley -

Three years after starring alongside Jenny the Donkey in 2022’s The Banshees of Inisherin, the actor is sharing the screen with a new donkey named Don Mosley. Keoghan and his four-legged friend appear in Squarespace’s 11th consecutive Super Bowl commercial — and PEOPLE has a first look at the behind the scenes cuteness.

The 'Saltburn' star makes his big-game debut in a spot for Squarespace and teases his upcoming film with The Weeknd and Jenna Ortega.

Squarespace’s Super Bowl ad features Irish actor Barry Keoghan as a newspaper boy tossing laptops to spread the word of the website maker.