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Chiefs TE Travis Kelce Reveals the One Thing He’ll ‘Remember Forever’ on ‘New Heights’ podcast

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and his older brother, Jason Kelce, recently wrapped up the fourth season of their highly popular “New Heights” podcast. Some would argue that they saved the best for last, with the brothers bringing on the great Tom Brady as their finale guests.

While this was a memorable episode for the 11-time Pro Bowl tight end, Travis admitted that one particular moment from this past season stands out the most. This involves his wife, Taylor Swift, who was their guest for the first episode of Season 4.

Fans had been long waiting for the appearance of Kelce’s then-fiancée on the show. They finally got their wish, ultimately resulting in the Swift episode nearly breaking the internet.

Recording artist Taylor S. and Kansas City tight end Travis K. look on in the men’s singles final of the 2024 U.S. Open tennis tournament.

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce reflects on Taylor Swift podcast episode

On a recent episode of their show, the brothers reflected on the season that was. Travis acknowledged how this was perhaps the most star-studded season thus far. Some of their biggest celebrity guests included Prince William, Kevin Hart, Conan O’Brien and Ryan Gosling, to name a few.

However, what made the Taylor Swift episode extra special for Travis was the fact that he proposed to her right after the show.

“During recording the entire time I’m planning, like I’m gonna ask this woman to marry me after this,” he said.“So the beginning of [the season] with Taylor is one I’ll remember forever.”

Travis proposed in August last year. They tied the knot on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York City in front of a reported 1,200 guests.

The fourth season of “New Heights” will be hard to beat in terms of star power. However, knowing the brothers, they always find a way to take it to another level.

As for his football, Travis is heading into his 14th year with the Chiefs after deciding to shun retirement during the offseason. Kansas City missed the playoffs last season for the first time in the Patrick Mahomes era, and this served as ample motivation for Travis to go on another run.

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