A resurfaced clip of reality television personality Kristin Cavallari flirting with Travis Kelce on her podcast has gained traction online. The appearance, recorded in September 2023 on Cavallari's 'Let's Be Honest' podcast, occurred just days before Kelce's relationship with pop superstar Taylor Swift became public.

In the viral segment, Cavallari tells Kelce she was "in love" with him, describing him as her "TV crush" from his 2016 show "Catching Kelce." She questioned how long it takes to know if someone is likable, stating, "I feel like I know immediately."

Kelce, who did not mention Swift at the time, responded by saying it takes time to truly get to know someone before committing to a relationship. "To really dive into a relationship with somebody, I feel like it's gonna take at least... I don't know, it's gonna take some time. You really got to know somebody to take that step and really like be committed and be in full throttle," he said. He added that the initial spark is "always fun" but acknowledged that chemistry can grow as people get to know each other's daily tendencies.

The resurfaced podcast clip comes as Cavallari has recently spoken out about her divorce from former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler. She reiterated claims that she did not receive any money from Cutler and instead had to pay him half the value of her business, Uncommon James, in cash and properties. Cavallari stated that she fully self-funded the brand and that its success gave her the confidence to leave her marriage.

Cutler has previously disputed Cavallari's account, calling her claims "completely false" on his own podcast. He argued that it would have been legally impossible for her to receive nothing in their divorce settlement, given Tennessee law and the division of assets by a judge.

Cavallari and Cutler were married for nearly seven years before announcing their split in April 2020. Cutler was also recently in the news for a DUI arrest in Tennessee in October 2024, for which he received a four-day jail sentence as part of a plea deal.