Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may be forced to spend Christmas apart

It’s a good thing that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were able to celebrate Thanksgiving together.

Because this may be their last opportunity to spend quality time on any holiday until New Year’s Day.

Yes, we’re afraid we have some bad news for fans who were hoping that Travis would surprise Taylor with an engagement ring on Christmas.

(Obviously, fans will be thrilled with the engagement news Any Time of year. But expectations have run especially high in recent weeks, following the news that Travis’ fellow NFL star Josh Allen has proposed to Taylor’s friend Hailee Steinfeld.)

Yes, once again professional obligations are interfering with Taylor and Travis’ love story. But it seems they are making the most of the situation.

Travis Kelce’s Busy Christmas

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day.

The Steelers have gained momentum in recent weeks, and they could pose a challenge for Travis and the Chiefs, who will play on just four days’ rest.

But more important to our discussion today is the fact that the game will be played at Acrizar Stadium in Pittsburgh.

And as you may already know, Taylor has No Have been attending Travis’ away games in recent weeks.

Will Taylor be at Travis’ Christmas game?

Now, it is possible that she will make an exception this time.

After all, it is Christmas; Pennsylvania is her home state, and Pittsburgh is just a short private jet trip from Taylor’s current main residence in New York City.

(Though it’s worth noting that Taylor has been spending most of her time living with Travis in Kansas City.)

Page Six is ​​reporting that it is “unlikely” that Taylor will be in PA on game day. So Swifties might not be able to see their favorites in the stands on Christmas Day.

And the world’s most famous couple probably won’t be able to spend Christmas together.

eyes on the prize

But Travis isn’t complaining and instead he’s focused on bringing home the W.

“I will play whenever, wherever. I just know I’m very fortunate to be able to play this game and I’ll cherish it whenever I get a chance to play on this field,” he said on this week’s episode of his “New Heights” podcast. said in.

“I think if we can come out of this short three-match period with three wins, it would be much better. “Make us feel a little more confident that we can win against some of the best teams week in and week out.”

As far as rumors that Travis will retire after this season are concerned, the tight end may have hinted at that after last Sunday’s win against the Browns in his hometown of Cleveland.

“I’ve only played there twice in 12 years, so unless we get thrown out there in the next couple of years, I don’t think it’ll ever really happen again,” he said on the podcast.

Some fans took that comment as a sign that Travis intends to play for a few more years.

But with how much he has on his plate these days, we wouldn’t be surprised to see him hang up his cleats — especially if the Chiefs make history by winning their third consecutive Super Bowl in February.