Travis Kelce hosting Taylor Swift after rough Chiefs outing

NFL

By Michael Blinn

It’s Travis Kelce’s turn to play host.

Taylor Swift, the Grammy-winning songstress and girlfriend of the Chiefs star, jetted to Kansas City on Monday morning, Page Six confirmed.

The couple reportedly have Halloween plans together after Kelce and his teammates suffered a 24-9 loss in Denver on Sunday, with the tight end mustering six catches for 58 yards.

Per the Daily Mail, they’ll spend the day together Tuesday before Kelce, 34, travels to Frankfurt, Germany, to play the Miami Dolphins.

Swift’s time as a fixture at Kelce’s games is likely coming to an end as the international leg of her Eras Tour kicks off in Argentina on Nov. 9.

That could spell problems for the Kelce and the Chiefs, who are 4-0 in games attended by the singer.

As noted by the CBS broadcast on Sunday, Kelce likes to put on a show for Swift, averaging 108 yards per game when she’s in attendance, while posting just 46.5 yards in games when she’s not.

The pair has become a fixture of both sports and tabloid coverage since they got together, with Swift sneaking her way into the Chiefs’ Sept. 24 win over the Bears.

Since, they’ve snagged headlines for their New York date nights and an appearance on “Saturday Night Live” this month.

Now, they’ll get some time together in Kelce’s new $6 million mansion in Kansas City, purchased earlier this month.

Not everyone is thrilled by the budding — and fast-moving — romance in the spotlight, however.

Page Six insiders revealed that Swift’s bestie Selena Gomez had some friendly reservations about the relationship.

“Historically, Taylor’s always been super private about everything, and now with this [relationship], she’s so open about it that it’s just very odd for Selena.”

The adjustment hasn’t been easy for Kelce, either, with his brother, Eagles center and “New Heights” podcast co-host Jason Kelce having some concerns over the increased attention.

“There’s paparazzi talking about him fueling his car before the game today and I’m like, ‘Is that really necessary information to share?’” Jason told NBC Sports last week. “This is another level of stardom that typically football players don’t deal with.

“So, on one hand, [I’m] really, really happy for my brother and where he’s at in his current situation with Taylor. But on the other hand, there’s some, I think, alarms sometimes with how you know, over-in-pursuit people can be.”