Travis Kelce Calls Taylor Swift the ‘Dream’ That’s Changed His Life

Travis Kelce talked about the “dream” of seeing so many A-list celebs in his account of his “insane” existence with fiancée Taylor Swift.

Travis Kelce is experiencing the life of his dreams.

The tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs and Taylor Swift have been dating for more than a year, and the couple is enjoying all the extras that come with their public relationship, such as meeting other celebrities.

On the 16th of October, Travis and his brother Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast had a guest Pat McAfee who inquired about the celebrities Travis has encountered only by virtue of being connected to the “You Need to Calm Down” singer.

“My wife’s a massive fan of your lady, so I get updates on all the s–t,” the ESPN host said of his wife Samantha Ludy. “You’re just having dinner with Wolverine and Deadpool. Do you ever get…”

“At this point you can’t fathom what’s going on, so it’s like a dream,” Travis, who was recently spotted out on a dinner date with Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds and his wife Blake Lively, admitted. “You’re not surprised by the next thing that comes into your life or the person who walks through the door.”

The Grotesquerie actor stated that he is grateful for everything in life.

“It’s crazy. It’s insane,” he shared. “I don’t know how I’ve got to live this silly ass f–king life, but I’m definitely fortunate for sure.”

In an interview with E! News earlier this month, the NFL player repeated the remark.

“It’s been a fun, fun life,” the athlete exclusively gushed. “I can’t complain about a single thing over here.”

Regarding his future intentions, Travis shares that “I’m open to everything” and doesn’t have any restrictions.

Travis stated that he would like to “dabble a little bit more in the acting world moving forward” following his role in Ryan Murphy’s Grotesquerie, which was filmed during the Chiefs’ off-season.

After Travis’s experience on the field, pre-taping a concert has been a pleasant change of pace.

“That’s the one biggest thing,” he said, “in my world, football is 100 percent live action all the time.”