Travis Kelce Gushes Over Taylor Swift As ‘The Best Thing Possible’ After Reunion In Sydney!

Travis Kelce can’t help but hype up his lady.

During Wednesday’s episode of Travis and his big bro Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end gushed over his trip to Sydney, Australia — and Taylor Swift! He said:
“Australia did not disappoint, it was amazing over there. I only went to Sydney … it was a beautiful city, the layout was very similar, I want to say, to Miami, but it has a lot of intercoastal [waterways], and it was cool to see the layout of the land over there. Let alone seeing the zoo and all the exotic animals. It was fun, man.”
As you may remember seeing during Trav’s limited time in the land down under, he and Tay went on a cute Sydney Zoo date. But being two of the world’s current biggest stars, it was far from a private adventure. The 34-year-old dished:
“There were full-on helicopters just flying around. Yeah, they helicoptered us. Well, not us, Taylor.”
But the NFL star didn’t seem to take it personally! He knows how popular his GF is:

“This is all because Taylor is the biggest and the best thing possible.”
Awww! Well, there may have been paps… But it sounds like it was worth it to see some exotic animals!
“But I’ll tell you what though, the kangaroos were pretty sweet. I got to see a red panda up close and personal … It looked like a friendly raccoon … Saw a tiger sitting up in a tree house, that s**t was f**king sweet, ain’t gonna lie. Saw a lion close up. Dude, when you hear that, cause Taylor took the picture, [roar] you’re just like, ‘Oh my gosh,’ let alone one, you see three of them run down from their rock, their perch, knowing they’re about to get fed and you see how fast and agile that thing is, dude it’s over.”
The three-time Super Bowl winner concluded:
“That was a fun one and then we got to enjoy the Taylor Swift show.”
So fun! We always love hearing him hype up Taylor! Listen to the full episode (below):

Thoughts? Let us know down in the comments!

Relative Articles

None found