Travis Kelce Makes a Cheeky NSFW Confession About Taylor Swift Romance
Recently, in an episode of the 'New Heights' podcast, he made a cheeky NSFW confession related to the couple's private moments. He also compared his life to Julia Roberts' from the 1990 rom-com, 'Pretty Woman,' in the same.
Travis Kelce jokes he wears nothing but a tie when Taylor Swift comes home
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have been dating for quite some time now. They have not shied away from treating their fans to PDA-filled appearances. Moreover, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end rarely misses a chance to gush over his partner. In a recent episode of the 'New Heights' podcast, Travis and his brother, Jason, had a big laugh over the football player's confession.
During their conversation, the Chiefs star suggests that they should make a movie named 'Pretty Man,' supposedly a spin-off to 'Pretty Woman.' Then, he explains the plot. He suggests the film should focus on Julia Roberts' character, whom Travis insists to be played by a man. This amuses Jason, who comments that his baby brother has already been living such a life, hinting at his relationship with Swift.
Both siblings are left in splits when Jason calls Travis a 'pretty man.' In response, the pop sensation's beau jokingly remarks, 'I am wearing nothing but a tie when Taylor comes home.' He further quips that he thought he and Roberts were the 'same person' when he met her.
This is not the first time that Travis has involved Swift in his conversation during interviews and podcasts. In another episode of the same podcast, he praised his girlfriend for throwing a surprise concert at the Tight End University (TEU) summit in Nashville. A few days later, the NFL star was also spotted interacting with fans who called Swift 'the best girlfriend.'
Recently, the power couple has gained attention due to their wedding rumors. Reports claimed that Travis supported his girlfriend when her father underwent a quintuple bypass surgery. He has seemingly become closer to her family, which may have reportedly convinced Swift to marry her boyfriend.
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