Travis Kelce recently made headlines with his comments about kids, sparking curiosity among fans. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end shared his thoughts on having children in a lighthearted conversation that quickly caught attention. While Kelce’s remarks were playful, they have left many wondering about his relationship with Taylor Swift and their future plans.
Here is a closer look at Travis Kelce’s comments about kids.
Travis Kelce’s comment on having kids explained
Recently, Travis Kelce shared some playful thoughts on having kids during a lighthearted moment on Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? He jokingly questioned whether having children could truly make someone smarter, responding to celebrity guest Ryan Fitzpatrick’s comment that fatherhood brings wisdom.
Kelce quipped, “Is that what happens when you have kids? You get smarter? Man, that’s all I had to do to become brilliant?” (via Page Six)
Kelce has often discussed his thoughts on future children in the past. On his New Heights podcast, the Super Bowl champion revealed that he might name his first child “Conan,” based on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s iconic 1982 film Conan the Barbarian. His playful remarks about becoming a father have sparked speculation, especially amid his high-profile relationship with singer Taylor Swift.
In previous podcast episodes, Kelce has also fueled rumors of a potential engagement and even joked about creating a “lab-grown” NBA player in reference to French basketball star Victor Wembanyama. Kelce joked, “Lab-grown diamonds? That’s a lab-grown f—— NBA player. Can’t wait ‘til I f—— make one.” While Travis’ comments were lighthearted, his brother Jason Kelce was quick to remind him of the potential for speculation. Jason said, ”Don’t do this,” urging Travis not to give conspiracy theorists more fuel.
As Kelce continues to share glimpses of his personal life, fans are eagerly watching for any further clues about his family plans. Although playful, his comments on Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? might have added to the ongoing curiosity.
