Watch Taylor Swift FINALLY break cover on date night with Travis Kelce... and he looks transformed
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are swimming in President Donald Trump 's waters as the Kansas City Chiefs star enjoys his offseason on Florida 's Atlantic coast.
The couple was spotted leaving Harry's restaurant in West Palm on Friday - a few days after Kelce and father Ed were seen enjoying themselves in Boca Raton.
As reported by TMZ, the couple left Harry's hand in hand around 10pm with security flaking them on both sides. Swift appeared to have a glass of white wine while Kelce is said to have sipped on a cocktail.
Unlike last off-season, when Kelce and Swift celebrated his Super Bowl victory by galivanting around Europe amid her Eras Tour, the two have maintained a lower profile in 2025. Whether that's because of Kansas City's loss to Philadelphia in Super Bowl LIX or a genuine desire for more privacy is hard to say.
What is clear is that Kelce is in better shape this offseason than he was in 2024, when he appeared far heavier than his listed weight of 250 pounds. Earlier this month, Kelce told the crowd at an MGM Studios event he was down 25 pounds, as reported by Yahoo! Sports.
Kelce and Swift did not appear to cross paths with anyone from the Mar-a-Lago universe, as Trump spent a rare weekend away from his Palm Beach club to speak at West Point's graduation. Trump has been critical of Swift since she supported his opponent, Kamala Harris, in the 2024 presidential race.
The couple was actually first spotted by MMA fighter Jose Andres Cortes, who shared a photo of Kelce and Swift on social media.
Photos emerged earlier this month of Taylor and Travis on a family day out in Philadelphia as they broke their cover after months without being seen.
They were joined by multiple members of the Kelce family for a Mother's Day meal, including Travis' brother Jason and his wife Kylie, as well as their mom Donna.
Swift has mainly been in the headlines of late after being dragged into the bitter legal war between her old pal Lively and her It Ends With Us co-star Baldoni.
A bombshell legal letter earlier this month revealed the explosive alleged 'threats' that are believed to have shattered Blake and Taylor's 10-year friendship.
The court letter, submitted by Baldoni's legal team amid his dispute with Lively, claimed the actress tried to coerce Swift into siding with her publicly by threatening to leak years' worth of their private text messages.
The songstress fought back after she was dramatically subpoenaed in the case by Baldoni's legal team, only for that summoning to be withdrawn this week.
As for Kelce, he sparked a stir earlier this week when photos emerged of his extremely hairy back after a workout in Miami.
The Kansas City Chiefs legend is currently working hard in the offseason to prepare for what could be his last year in the NFL.
Earlier in the week he took part in a rigorous Miami workout, and photographers caught the moment he changed his shirt at the end of the session.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, a half-naked Kelce sent the internet into meltdown... and mainly for one reason: the carpet of hair covering his back and chest.
The man himself has regularly referenced his hairy body - which has even gained him the nickname 'The Big Yeti' - but fans were quick to mention his love life.
'Taylor Swift is okay with that?' one wrote on X, while another added: 'Travis Kelce is hairy as s***. I like a hairy man but sir.'
Up next for Kelce are three sets of offseason workouts, starting May 27. He's not technically required to attend those practices but will be on hand for mandatory minicamp on June 17, 18 and 19.
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