Taylor Swift reportedly does not want to stay away from Travis Kelce and wants to accompany him on his schedule. The Grammy winner and the Chiefs tight end tied the knot on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. As the newlyweds enjoy their time as a married couple, a recent report has suggested that Swift does not want her and Kelce to live in separate cities while he is busy preparing for his NFL comeback this season.
Taylor Swift won’t stay away from Travis Kelce during Chiefs season
Taylor Swift reportedly wants to accompany husband Travis Kelce during the Chiefs season. The “Opalite” hitmaker wants to spend as much time with her athlete husband in Missouri as he begins his preparations for the upcoming NFL season. According to Rob Shuter‘s Naughty But Nice report, Chiefs rookies report to training camp on July 24. Meanwhile, senior players like Kelce will begin training on July 28 at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph.
Talking about the couple’s take on long-distance relationship early in their marriage, a friend revealed to Shuter, “They’ve seen too many Hollywood couples drift apart because work kept them in different places. Taylor has no intention of letting that happen to them. If Travis has to be in Missouri, she’ll be there too.”
Friends have insisted that Kelce and Swift have promised each other that they won’t become one of those celebrity couples living separate lives. The source said, “They are not going to live in different cities. If Travis needs to be somewhere for football, Taylor will make that home too.”
Fortunately, Swift’s job allows her that flexibility, giving her the freedom to travel with Kelce without having to sacrifice her career. “Taylor can write, record, and run her business from almost anywhere,” the insider stated. “She wants to wake up next to her husband, not just see him on weekends. Being together isn’t an afterthought—it’s the priority.” For the newlyweds, “their philosophy is simple: Wherever Travis is, that’s where Taylor wants to be.”
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
