Taylor Swift: Boyfriend Travis Kelce coped with defeat through her music

Taylor Swift (35) helped Travis Kelce (35) through a difficult time. But not necessarily with her tender shoulder to lean on. In a joint podcast with his brother Jason Kelce (37), the muscular football star shows his soft side and speaks openly about how the pop singer's music recently helped him to cope with the last Super Bowl defeat.

The 35-year-old professional football player for the Kansas City Chiefs spoke to his brother in a recent edition of the "New Heights" podcast about how he consoled himself with his girlfriend's music after his team lost to the Philadelphia Eagles by a score of 22-40 on February 9.

"You can't find yourself in the light unless you find yourself in the darkness first. That's true. I listen to music that says a lot about my mood," Travis revealed on the podcast. "I just listen to Taylor's music. She has something for everything."

His brother confirms: "That's a good argument. No matter what mood you're in, you can always find something with Taylor."

Before the big final of the National Football League (NFL) against the Philadelphia Eagles, Kelce had already expressed his great admiration for his famous girlfriend at a press conference and spoke of her hardships during the record-breaking "Eras Tour". "What I saw on the 'Eras ​​Tour' last year was really impressive. Travelling from week to week, from country to country - it was incredibly exhausting for her body and mind." In total, Swift performed 149 concerts, never lasting less than three hours.

Kelce and Swift have been a mutually supportive couple since the fall of 2023. The award-winning singer has been regularly spotted in the stands at Kansas City Chiefs games.

Future in the NFL secure for now

Contrary to rumors that the football star would hang up his jersey for the singer after last season, Brett Veach, the general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs, said on Tuesday that Kelce is motivated to continue playing in the NFL: "We've said he's going to come back, and we're excited to have him back."

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