Travis Kelce Recounts London Trip With Taylor Swift on New Heights: ‘London Is Fun’

Travis Kelce has finally filled in a few blanks about his recent London trip with Taylor Swift, and the takeaway, at least according to the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, is simple: “London is fun.”

On the latest episode of New Heights, posted Wednesday (May 13), Kelce and cohost Jason Kelce traded jokes over the fact that Jason first learned his brother had been overseas through the internet. “I found out you were in London on the internet, that was fun,” he said. Travis, keeping it understated, replied, “London is fun, Jason,” before adding that the pair spent most of their time eating well and catching plays.

That matched what fans had already pieced together from the flood of social posts and sightings. Swift and Kelce were seen attending the West End production of Romeo & Juliet on May 7, with the show starring Sadie Sink, who appeared in Swift’s VMA-winning “All Too Well (10 Minute Version)” short film. Travis later praised both Sink and Noah Jupe, saying, “He was f–king phenomenal as Romeo. Sadie was phenomenal as Juliet as well.”

The Grotesquerie star also singled out an Indian restaurant in London when talking about the trip, which set Jason up for another round of teasing about his younger brother’s tastes. “Taylor has gotten you out of your comfort zone more than I ever did,” Jason said. At another point he joked, “You didn’t like food before you started dating Taylor,” and Travis answered, simply, “Bogus.”

Online, Swifties were busy with their own evidence trail, circulating photos of the 14-time Grammy winner and her fiancé around the city. Reports also placed the couple at Poppy Delevingne’s 40th birthday party before they returned to the U.S., a reminder of how visible Swift’s public life remains even when the details are only partly available through fan documentation and carefully timed podcast admissions.

After that, the conversation shifted from travel stories to the strange logistics of being attached to someone far more recognizable than yourself. Travis brought on Colin Jost and asked, “As two guys who are also of the plus-one fraternity and have the same experience, how nice is it to be the less famous person in your relationship?” Jost, who is married to Scarlett Johansson, didn’t pretend otherwise: “Huge relief,” he said, prompting laughter from both Kelce brothers.

Jost then made the point even sharper. “It’s really funny, because I think I’m probably approached more, because she’s less approachable. She’s almost so famous that they don’t believe it sometimes,” he said. It was a neat little exchange, funny on the surface but also telling about the odd social math that follows around celebrity couples like Swift and Kelce, where even a casual night out in London becomes part travelogue, part public record.