With the NFL season fast approaching, it seems Travis Kelce is squeezing in his final offseason commitments before reporting back to the Chiefs’ facility in Kansas City.
After being seen out on Sunday celebrating Mother’s Day with his girlfriend and family, Kelce was spotted again on Monday in New York City—this time following a major announcement tied to his podcast, “New Heights,” which he co-hosts with his brother Jason Kelce.
The brothers revealed that their upcoming episode, set to drop Wednesday, will feature fellow podcasters and former NFL stars Ryan Fitzpatrick and Andrew Whitworth.
Travis was seen walking through the city wearing the same shirt from the podcast taping with the three others, drawing plenty of attention from both NFL and Swift fans—especially with his outfit turning heads.
“And a blue hat for the street and the same hat in red for the show,” a fan said after Kelce switched his hat for podcast tapping.
“He looks so good,” another fan posted.
Someone else added, “never beating the allegations that the hair is for taylor only !!”
One more fan commented, “This must be just today? Looks like the same outfit from the podcast taping….”
Outside of filming his weekly podcast with his brother, Travis Kelce has largely stayed out of the spotlight alongside Taylor Swift, who—prior to Sunday—hadn’t made a public appearance in nearly two months and has yet to release new music in 2025 after wrapping up her massively successful “Eras Tour” throughout most of 2024.
Following a disappointing 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Eagles in February, Kelce briefly contemplated retirement. However, he ultimately decided he couldn’t end his career on that note.
“I don’t think it was my best outing, you know?” Kelce said following the 2024-25 season. “I think I let my guys down in a lot more moments than I helped them, especially if you look at my track record and how I’ve been in years past. … I want to give it a good run. I got a bad taste in my mouth on how I ended the year.”
Rumors circulated this week—and were later confirmed ahead of Wednesday’s NFL schedule release—that the Chiefs will open the season in Brazil with a primetime Friday night matchup against their AFC West rivals, the Los Angeles Chargers, who will serve as the designated home team in Week 1.
