Taylor Swift’s relationship with Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce continues to spark conversations everywhere, and this week, Jason Kelce revealed the one thing he genuinely loves the most about the couple’s romance. The former NFL center shared his thoughts on the latest episode of New Heights, giving fans an endearing look at what the relationship means beyond the headlines.
Jason Kelce comments on Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift romance
Jason Kelce opened up about his brother Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s relationship during the November 24 episode of New Heights, which he co-hosts with Travis. Joined by Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson, Jason explained why the pop star’s involvement in the NFL world has become one of the most meaningful parts of their love story.
The retired Philadelphia Eagles legend said the “coolest” part of the romance is how Swift has brought new fans, especially young girls, into the sport. “You just mentioned Taylor and how much she’s gotten girls into the sport and dads and daughters together, which that’s one of the coolest things I get when people talk about Taylor and Travis and hearing from dads or hearing from daughters about that,” Jason shared. “It’s an awesome thing.”
Andrews and Thompson agreed, emphasizing how Swift has created a bridge between football-loving dads and daughters who may not have previously cared about the sport. Thompson talked about how Swift has inspired many young fans to give NFL Sundays a chance. “Those little girls that maybe didn’t have an interest in football and then sit down because it’s her,” she said. “Like, the commercials and the different little videos that you see that now all of a sudden the dads have a bond with their daughter over her, like, is so special.”
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce began dating in 2023, and the pair took their relationship to the next level when Travis proposed in August. Swift continues to show her support, the latest one being attending the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 12 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts on November 23.
Originally reported by Devanshi Basu on Mandatory.
