Jason Kelce Says His Daughters Couldn’t Stop Calling Taylor Swift This When They First Met Her
It took Taylor Swift ‘s nieces some time to see her as Aunt Taylor instead of, well, Taylor Swift.
On the latest episode of New Heights published Wednesday (Sept.
16), Travis Kelce recalled how the family had to “break [the] habit” Jason Kelce’s daughters had of calling the pop star by her full, ultra famous name.
“When they got to meet Aunt Tay Tay, they were calling her ‘Taylor Swift,'” Travis said, noting that he thought it was “adorable.” Related Colin Kaepernick Says His Mom Told Him to Date Taylor Swift, Thought They ‘Would Be Perfect Together’ Taylor Swift Cheers On Husband Travis Kelce at Chiefs’ Home Opener Against Broncos, With Tom Cruise by Her Side Travis Kelce: Marrying Taylor Swift ‘Was More Than I Could Have Ever Dreamed It to Be’ “‘Taylor Swift, can I do this? Taylor Swift!’” Jason remembered his girls saying, to which he’d remind them: “You can call her ‘Taylor.’” The topic arose as the brothers and podcast co-hosts were discussing Tom Cruise, who attended the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Denver Broncos on Monday (Sept.
14).
While Travis played on the field, the action film star sat next to Swift in a box suite at Arrowhead Stadium.
“I feel like when somebody gets that famous, you just call the person [their full name],” Jason said of Swift and Cruise.
Jason shares four daughters with Kyle Kelce: Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett and Finn.
When Swift appeared on New Heights last year, she revealed that she loves baking with her nieces.
“They love sprinkles,” she said at the time.
“We put sprinkles in everything when we hang out.” The day Swift recorded that podcast episode, Travis got down on one knee and proposed the the 14-time Grammy winner.
They’ve since tied the knot, getting married over Fourth of July weekend at Madison Square Garden in New York City with a reported 1,000 guests in attendance.
Jason served as his little brother’s best man.
“It was just so magical, man,” Travis said on the Sept.
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