In his wildest dreams.
Travis Kelce got candid about his failed attempt to give Taylor Swift his phone number at the Kansas City, Mo., stop of her Eras Tour.
“I was disappointed that she doesn’t talk before or after her shows because she has to save her voice for the 44 songs that she sings,” he told his older brother, Jason Kelce, during Wednesday’s episode of their “New Heights” podcast.
“So, I was a little butthurt that I didn’t get to hand her one of the bracelets I made for her.”
The Kansas City Chiefs star, 33, explained that the friendship bracelets are a big thing for Swift’s fans at her shows, and he wanted to give her one with his number on it.
After Jason, who also plays in the NFL, inquired whether his younger brother meant his jersey number or his phone number, Travis replied, “You know which one.”
However, he never got the chance to interact with the “Bad Blood” singer, also 33, because she does not take visits from people before or after her concerts.
“She doesn’t meet anybody — or at least she didn’t want to meet me,” Travis noted. “So, I took it personal.”
Fans flooded the brothers’ TikTok comments, explaining how they would be here for a possible link-up between the two-time Super Bowl champ and Swift.
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“I would 100% be in full support of this couple,” wrote one supporter.
“Ok why would I love to see these Taylor & Travis together,” added another.
“This couple would be everything!!!” commented a third person.
“The power couple we didn’t know we needed 😂,” agreed a fourth user.
Another fan tagged the Grammy winner, who is newly single, and told her to date the athlete because “we NEED a song about Travis.”
Page Six confirmed that Swift ended her whirlwind romance with Matty Healy in June.
The “Shake It Off” songstress and the 1975 frontman, 34, reportedly could not make it work due to their hectic work schedules.
Meanwhile, Travis was in an on-again, off-again relationship with Kayla Nicole for five years. However, the model and the NFL star called it quits in May 2022.
