Travis Kelce reportedly has “zero concern” about the fact that his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, may have drawn inspiration from past relationships for her upcoming album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”

Travis Kelce is reportedly not concerned about whether his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, referenced exes on her new album

“If it is about Joe [Alwyn], or anyone, even if it is about him in the future, this is the artist she is and he is in love with her and doesn’t pay any attention to be jealous,” a source told the Daily Mail on Thursday.

“He understands this is a major part of what makes her the person and artist she is and he is no way looking to thwart the direction she takes.”

“He is in love with her and doesn’t pay any attention,” an insider recently said.

The insider insisted that Kelce, 34, is “100 percent” supportive of Swift’s creative choices, as she has explained them all to him, and he “loves everything she is doing.”

“They have talked about the album and what the songs are all about,” the source added. “Joe or any of her exes is not of concern to him whatsoever.”

Page Six contacted Kelce’s representative for comment, but received no response right away.

Swift, 34, dated 33-year-old Alwyn for six years before to their breakup in the first part of 2023. The pair maintained a committed relationship, with rumors of an engagement circulating at one point.

Swift likely drew inspiration from past relationships for “The Tortured Poets Department.”

It is believed the superstar’s new music will focus mostly on Joe Alwyn, whom she dated for six years.

The former couple broke up in early 2023 – just a few months before she started dating Kelce.

When Swift announced her eleventh studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” at the 2024 Grammy Awards in February, fans immediately noticed the title was likely a nod to the British actor.

As one Swiftie pointed out at the time, Alwyn previously disclosed in an interview with GQ UK that he had a group chat with pals Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott called the Tortured Man Club.

Swift, of course, has a history of writing songs about her exes and putting them on blast in the process.

The pop superstar’s song “Style” is rumored to be about Harry Styles, “All to Well” is about Jake Gyllenhaal, “Dear John” is about John Mayer and “Back to December” is about Taylor Lautner.

The title of Swift’s latest album is believed to be a nod to Alwyn.

Alwyn previously shared he had a group chat with friends called “The Tortured Man Club.”

Swift has not yet confirmed whether “The Tortured Poets Department” is mostly about Alwyn.

Swifties have already warned Alwyn to “count [his] days” given some of the brutal names featured on the 17-song tracklist for “The Tortured Poets Department.”

Some of the eye-raising titles include “So Long, London,” “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived,” “My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys,” “But Daddy I Love Him” and “I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can).”

At a recent pop-up in Los Angeles to promote the album, fans found an open book that read, “Even statues crumble / If they’re made to wait,” which they interpreted to be about Alwyn.

Fans believe that a lyric that says, “Even statues crumble / If they’re made to wait,” is about Swift’s romance with Alwyn.

“Omgggg she was so excited to marry him she would’ve marry him with paper rings but he was just wasting time,” one Swiftie speculated via X earlier this week.

Another weighed in, “My girlie wanted to be his bride so much,” and a third added, “she waited six years for that ring 🥺.”

Despite which tracks are or aren’t about Alwyn, Kelce has reportedly already chosen his favorites.

Kelce has reportedly heard the album in full already.

Per a source, the NFL star is very supportive of Swift’s new music.

The Daily Mail’s source also told the outlet that the Super Bowl champ likes “Down Bad” and “loml” best but that he actually “loves everything he has heard.”

“He can’t wait to buy her album and support her that way,” the insider added of Kelce. “He is very excited for her and for people to hear it and be there for the next phase of her career.”

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