Travis Kelce turns to new sport in bid to get in shape for NFL season after Taylor Swift date night
Move over Jannik Sinner, here comes Travis Kelce! The Kansas City Chiefs star was spotted entering the world of racket sports, specifically padel, for a Friday morning workout after a Floridian date night with Taylor Swift.
Kelce, wearing a maroon shirt, black mesh shorts, and a gray hat, was seen holding a paddle ball bag, entering a workout facility in Palm Beach, Florida on Friday morning.
Kelce's foray into a new sport comes a day after his latest glitzy date night with his 14-time Grammy winning girlfriend.
The lovely couple visited Buccan, a James Beard-nominated restaurant, in Palm Beach, leaving the establishment hand-in-hand and greeted fans before leaving in a black SUV.
The restaurant is located a short drive away from Kelce's 20million mansion in nearby Boca Raton.
Swift and Kelce have been enjoying time together before the 35-year-old tight end has to report to training camp next month before the beginning of the NFL regular season in September.
The lovely couple visited Buccan, a James Beard-nominated restaurant, in Palm Beach
Earlier this week, Swift's fans convinced themselves that the pop star was pregnant this week thanks to an optical illusion.
A number of fans found Swift's pregnancy illusion hilarious, with one commenting, 'I thought Travis Kelce was becoming a dad for a sec.'
Taylor, 35, spent the weekend with bestie Selena Gomez in New York, though she honored her boyfriend Travis during the outing.
Swift and Gomez, 32, were spotted at Monkey Bar in Manhattan on Saturday, while Kelce was in Kansas City for the Big Slick charity event.
While Kelce wasn't present for the outing, Swift was clearly thinking about him, choosing to wear a sweet gift from the Kansas City Chiefs star.
The pop icon was spotted wearing a custom Wove x Michelle Wie West gold and diamond tennis friendship bracelet with the letters 'TNT' during the outing, according to TMZ.
Kelce's mindset coming into the NFL season has been questioned after his drop in individual success from last year and his wait to confirm he was coming back to the Chiefs for this fall.
The 6-foot-5 Kelce's 823 receiving yards and three touchdowns were each his lowest since his rookie season a dozen years ago, where he barely touched the field. The tight end's blossoming media career outside the NFL was blamed as a distraction, as well as his romance with Swift.
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