Kylie Kelce fully endorses Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's "amazing" romance: "We are always cheering on Uncle Trav"
Travis Kelce is now the only one of the Kelce brothers who's still playing in the NFL. His elder brother, Jason, a legendary center for the Philadelphia Eagles, decided to call it a career after an emotional year.
His impact wasn't restricted to the field, as Jason was also a big presence among the Philadelphia community alongside his wife, Kylie Kelce. With the pair appearing more on the media after Jason's retirement, Kylie Kelce was on the TODAY show.
They talked about off-field things, like their work with the Eagles Autism Foundation and, of course, the relationship between Travis Kelce and superstar singer Taylor Swift. And Kylie was very supportive of Travis' current status:
“Ultimately, if Travis is happy, we’re happy. We are always cheering on Uncle Trav. It’s such a treat to be able to do that on and off the field. But it’s been amazing.”
Travis Kelce and romantic gestures to Taylor Swift - even in the playoffs
When Travis Kelce scored his first touchdown of the night for the Kansas City Chiefs against the Buffalo Bills during the 2023 AFC Divisional Round, he reserved the moment to make a small tribute to his girlfriend, superstar singer Taylor Swift, with a heart gesture with his hands.
Taylor Swift was at the Highmark Stadium to watch Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs play the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional Round, where they created the first Chiefs' upset of the playoffs en route their back-to-back titles. She also made a long trip from Japan to Las Vegas to watch Travis play the Super Bowl.
The singer has been in a relationship with the tight end since the start of the 2023 season and even traveled to away games as the stretch run of the season got tougher. The rumors started as she sat on his family box during the Week 3 win over the Chicago Bears, and intensified since then.
You can't deny that Taylor Swift gave him luck. Even in a down season to his individual standards, the Chiefs still won the Super Bowl, and that's what really matters in the end.