This interview took place right after Swift and Kelce broke the internet when she appeared on his podcast New Heights to announce her album, The Life of a Showgirl. When asked about that and embracing the “unpredictability of how their relationship” impacts the team, Hunt said:

Fans on social media seem to believe Taylor Swift dropped an easter egg about Travis Kelce playing for a different NFL team in 2026.

Luke Combs is a self-proclaimed fan of Taylor Swift's music, calling it "undeniable". The 35-year-old country star confessed his admiration for the pop sensation during an interview with Extra, saying, "Her music is undeniable. It would be impossible not to know like almost every one of her songs."

Hunt opens up on how the series aligns with the Chiefs’ entertainment prospects: “We have an opportunity with Foolish Club Studios to really expand on that to do both scripted and unscripted type ventures.

Taylor Swift admitted on Wednesday night that she has one main thing in common with NFL players. The 35-year-old pop star appeared on her boyfriend's podcast on Wednesday night. Travis and Jason Kelce welcomed Swift onto "New Heights,

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The moment unfolded after Gabriel’s recent remark that there are “entertainers” and “competitors” in the league was perceived as a subtle dig at Sanders. Both quarterbacks clarified it wasn’t personal, but the narrative carried into the “Get Up” panel.