Let’s clarify the current status of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship. Despite the media frenzy surrounding their high-profile romance that has captured attention globally over the past year, there are currently no official announcements regarding wedding plans, engagement, or any discussions about tying the knot. As of now, it appears that they are simply enjoying their time together as a couple, continuing to date amidst the swirling rumors and speculation.

In an interesting twist during a recent episode of the New Heights podcast, hosted by Travis and his brother Jason Kelce, a caller named William attempted to extract some information about Travis’s relationship by discussing fall weddings. He mentioned that he and his girlfriend had considered a fall wedding, but humorously remarked that he’d rather attend an NFL game instead. This light-hearted inquiry led to a playful exchange about the complexities of planning a wedding during football season.

Jason Kelce responded with his trademark humor, laughing as he commented, “Ridiculous.” His quip suggested that the caller’s marriage prospects might be questionable if such priorities were already in place. The banter highlighted the brothers’ dynamic and their knack for weaving humor into discussions about relationships and football.

Travis, always the tactful one, shared his perspective on wedding seasons. He mentioned that he hasn’t encountered many fall weddings among his circle of friends, stating, “I actually don’t know people who’ve gotten married in the fall.” Instead, he noted that summer tends to be the most popular time for weddings. Jason chimed in to point out that, due to their commitments during the NFL season, they often miss weddings scheduled for the fall when the football season is in full swing.

Travis further advised the caller to choose a wedding date strategically, suggesting that it might be wise to avoid scheduling it during high-stakes football games. “Also, if you really do have a problem with that,” he said, “maybe it’s in her best interest to not have it in the fall so that she knows you’re invested in the anniversary every time it comes around.” This thoughtful advice reflects the delicate balance between personal commitments and the excitement of football season.

Travis continued, expressing his skepticism about fall weddings, adding, “I’ve seen weddings in ‘f–kin’ February… [and] everywhere but the fall.” He humorously conveyed that choosing to marry in the fall might not be the most practical decision for those deeply invested in the football season. Jason, a married man with children, chimed in with a dose of reality, stating that if the wedding is not deemed more important than football, it could indicate larger issues in the relationship.

“Don’t make my friends have to not go,” Travis cautioned, highlighting the potential conflicts that could arise from autumn wedding planning. He emphasized that friends shouldn’t be put in a position to choose between attending a wedding and enjoying a game. Jason reinforced the importance of prioritizing harmony in relationships, suggesting that “not arguing with your wife is high up there” on the list of significant life lessons.

Amidst the light-hearted banter, the brothers also engaged in serious football discussions, addressing the upcoming NFL playoff games and responding to a curious caller’s question about football equipment. A woman inquired about the status of jockstraps in football, which caught both Travis and Jason off guard, leading to a humorous exchange about players’ attire during games.

Travis playfully acknowledged that he might not be as aware of the attire changes as the caller suggested. He encouraged listeners to enjoy the game for whatever reasons resonate with them, stating, “I’m not here to judge.” As the playoffs approach, three-time Super Bowl champion Travis will have the opportunity to reflect on these discussions during the Chiefs’ bye week, preparing for their next game as they pursue a historic third consecutive Super Bowl victory.

To hear more about the Kelce brothers’ thoughts on fall weddings and other engaging topics, be sure to check out the podcast episode below.