Jason Kelce’s wife Kylie opens up on Travis and Taylor Swift’s ‘amazing’ relationship and how ‘happy’ Chiefs star is

KYLIE Kelce, wife of retired Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce, has revealed how happy she is to see her brother-in-law Travis Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift thrive.

Kylie appeared on NBC's Today and discussed her family, including bringing up the Kansas City Chiefs three-time Super Bowl winner and music icon.

Swift and Travis' relationship has been the talk of the football world since they first became a couple last September.

The 14-time Grammy winner went to 13 games last season while watching the Chiefs go on a postseason run with Kylie and Jason, who retired last month.

They cheered on Travis during Super Bowl 58 when the Chiefs won their second straight Super Bowl with their 25-22 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

Kylie went on live television and was interviewed on the Today morning show.

During the segment, she was asked about Swift and Travis' romance.

"Ultimately, if Trav is happy we’re happy," Kylie answered.

"We are always cheering on Uncle Trav, it’s such a treat to be able to do that on and off the field, but it’s been amazing."

The 31-year-old Kylie shares daughters Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 1, with Jason.

Early last month, Jason retired from the NFL after 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kylie spoke about how their kids should realize the role the seven-time Pro Bowler played in the city of Philadelphia.

"I hope that ultimately they end up understanding that their dad had an impact on Philadelphia in a way that was wholesome," she said.

"He understood the city and enough that he wanted to stay there and raise a family there, and enough that he loves the people that he worked with and will continue to love them and that he did things in the city for charities and things like that.

"He gave his blood, sweat and tears to the city and it was out of sheer love and commitment, and I hope that my girls see that."

Jason also had six First-team All-Pro nods.

He contributed to the Eagles' championship in 2017.

Since 2022, Jason and his brother launched the New Heights podcast.

It's been speculated that Jason could make the transition to broadcasting.

ESPN has reportedly been pursuing Jason's services as Robert Griffin III's pregame role with Monday Night Football "in jeopardy," per The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand.

Amazon Prime, CBS, and NBC have also revealed their interest in Jason's abilities.