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Kelce revealed that he listens to the 14-time Grammy winner Swift’s music when he’s “depressed.”

“She has something for everything,” he explained.

Kelce’s reveal came after he spoke about being down in the dumps after he and the Chiefs lost 40-22 to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59.

His brother agreed with Travis, saying that “no matter what mood [you’re in], you can find some Taylor music” to relate to.

The retired Philadelphia Eagles icon Jason did share that he prefers “sad country” music when he’s feeling blue.

“No matter how bad I’m feeling, there’s a country guy who is singing about it and feeling way worse for me, and that gives me joy,” the ESPN analyst said.

Travis then said, “The only way you can find yourself in the light is to find yourself in the dark first.”

Swift appeared in a VIP suite at the Caesars Superdome for the big game showdown between the Chiefs and Eagles.

She has been to 22 games since her relationship with Kelce began in September 2023.

As for Kelce, he appeared at multiple Swift shows during her iconic Eras Tour run for the last two years.

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After Philly ended the Chiefs’ three-peat dreams Page Six reported that a source told the outlet that Swift “couldn’t be more proud” of Kelce.

Kelce first opened up about his Super Bowl defeat during last week’s episode of New Heights.

“I have a beautiful life,” Travis told Jason on an episode from February 9. ‘I have a beautiful life, man. I have loved ones.

‘I have the most amazing family in the world that supports me in everything that I do, and they were all there, you know, cheering me on and hoping for the best on Sunday.”

‘Well-talked-about personal life’

Travis Kelce was asked about his relationship with Taylor Swift during an interview with Good Morning America.

But the Kansas City Chiefs tight end gave a cagey response.

“When you have good family and friends around you, it makes that aspect of life that much easier,” Kelce told GMA.

“I’ve always been a very grounded guy. It might not come off that way when I’m playing football.

“But off the field, I just want to be a genuine person. I try not to get too far down the road.

“Because you never know what opportunities are going to present themselves.”

Kelce has been contemplating retirement after having a career-worst season in 2024.

However, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach announced on Tuesday that Kelce will be back for the 2025 season.

He said Kelce was “fired up” about entering the final year of his contract and rocking the red and gold.

Still, Kelce has yet to reveal his final decision with the new league year beginning next month.