Travis Kelce said wedding planning with Taylor Swift will be "gonna be easy," and suggested the couple will take that step after his current NFL season.
Kelce, 35, made the remarks during a recording of his New Heights podcast that was discussed on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." Asked about the couple's "next step," Kelce said preparing for a wedding is on the horizon but quipped that he must "figure out a football game first," adding that planning the nuptials "[that's] gonna be easy compared to figuring out how to catch a f—ing goddamn football." When Fallon asked whether the couple planned to hire a DJ, Kelce replied that they are "live music kind of people."
Kelce and Swift, both 35, announced their engagement last month after Kelce proposed in a garden following the singer's podcast debut. The pair posted engagement photos on Instagram with the caption "Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 🧨." Kelce later told Fox's Erin Andrews that he became emotional while proposing, saying he "got emotional" and shed "a few tears here and there," and joked that his palms were "definitely sweating."
Page Six reported that the couple plans a private, "more casual than people think" ceremony and that it is expected to take place next summer in Rhode Island. The outlet cited an unnamed source who also said the singer is "in a hurry to have children." The report did not identify venue details or invitee lists, and representatives for Kelce and Swift did not immediately provide comment to reporters.
Kelce and Swift began dating in the summer of 2023 and have frequently appeared at each other's public events since then, including Chiefs games and Swift's Eras Tour shows. Swift attended the Kansas City Chiefs' home opener recently but remained off camera on the televised broadcast after entering Arrowhead Stadium behind a large screen; she later posed for photos at teammate Patrick Mahomes' 30th birthday celebration.
The couple's public appearances and social-media posts have drawn steady attention since they began dating, and Kelce's recent comments mark one of the first times he has publicly discussed concrete wedding plans. He has framed the timeline around the NFL calendar and emphasized a preference for live music at any future celebration.
As Kelce balances the demands of his football season, his remarks signal that wedding planning is underway but secondary to his professional commitments. Page Six continues to update its coverage as additional details about the engagement and potential ceremony emerge.