Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce reveal ‘new normal’ as married couple
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce embrace married life with pretty much “inseparable” vibe.
As per Page Six, the couple, who tied the knot in July 2026, “spent so much time together in the months leading up to the wedding, and they were pretty much inseparable.”
It further added, “Now they’re settling into this new rhythm as a married couple and really enjoying what that feels like.”
The singer-songwriter and the NFL athlete started dating in summer of 2023 and tied the knot in NYC’s MSG o July 03.
“They both still light up when they refer to each other as husband and wife, and there’s something really exciting and special about that for them,” the source said.
“They’re just incredibly happy to be in this next chapter together and are enjoying figuring out what their new normal looks like.”
The love birds are ready for the change in their routines as they plan their careers and schedules ahead after wedding festivities come to an end.
“Taylor has been pouring herself into writing new music and is incredibly inspired creatively,” the insider said. “Songwriting has been her main focus, and she’s really excited about what’s taking shape.”
Moreover, Kelce resumed his focus on game field as he prepares for another season with the Chiefs.
“Travis is completely dialed in on this NFL season right now,” the source told us. “He’s focused on football, his team and having the best season he possibly can.”
According to the insider, “He’s been in talks with different networks and studios over the last few years about various projects, and there are definitely opportunities there for him when the time comes, but none of that is his priority right now.”
The schedule shift comes after the period of wedding, when they were mostly together.
“Their schedules look very different now than they did in the months leading up to the wedding, but they’re really enjoying finding their rhythm as a married couple,” the source said.
Elsewhere, in March, Kelce confirmed his return to the Chiefs for another season after months of speculation about his retirement.
