They’re dancing ’round the kitchen in the refrigerator light.
Travis Kelce gushed that he “thoroughly” enjoys cooking with his superstar girlfriend, Taylor Swift, during Tuesday’s Kansas City Chiefs press conference.
However, when a reporter asked what he likes to make with her in the kitchen, he politely declined, saying, “I respect that question but I’m going to keep that one to myself. It’s something I’d rather just keep personal.”
However, the tight end circled back to the question as he exited the stage, telling the audience, “Taylor makes a great Pop-Tart and cinnamon roll.”
The reporter’s question comes after Swift posted an Instagram video in April to promote her eleventh studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”
In the compilation video, the “Karma” singer included a short clip of her and her NFL star beau cooking as he kissed her on the cheek.
In September, it was revealed that the 14-time Grammy winner baked Kelce cinnamon rolls ahead of the Chiefs’ game against the Chicago Bears. And earlier this year, Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid said she baked homemade Pop-Tarts throughout the 2023 – 2024 NFL season.
However, he has never got to taste one, which he joked about during a March interview on “The Rich Eisen Show.”
“She makes a mean Pop-Tart. She just doesn’t share it with me, she shares with all the linemen,” he explained. “I’m telling her, ‘You gotta give a little to the coach.’”
Swift and Travis, both 34, began seeing each other in July 2023 and quickly became one of the most popular couples in Hollywood and the NFL after they went public in September.
Earlier this month, Kelce spoke about how he remains “grounded” amid his skyrocketed fame.
“When you have good family and friends around you, it makes that aspect of life that much easier,” he noted on “Good Morning America.”
“It might not come off like that when I’m playing football, but off the field, I just want to be a genuine person.”
His brother, Jason Kelce, shared the same sentiment during a recent episode of the “Whiskey Ginger” podcast as he discussed his fame.
“I haven’t seen him change one bit,” the retired NFL center said.
“He stayed true to himself. He’s still humble. He treats everyone with the utmost respect.”
