Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Are Officially Engaged — and He’s Taking Her Last Name

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“Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Are Officially Engaged — and He’s Taking *Her* Last Name”

The rumors are no longer rumors. After months of viral headlines, stadium shoutouts, and sideline kisses, “Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are officially engaged.” But the Kansas City Chiefs star isn’t stopping at a proposal—he’s making an *unprecedented move* in NFL history.

Kelce has revealed that he plans to legally change his last name to “Swift”, telling reporters he wants Taylor’s presence felt “on and off the field.”

Yes, you read that right: the man who dominated Super Bowls as Travis Kelce is ready to line up next season as “Travis Swift.”

A Jersey Revolution

If the plan goes through, Chiefs Kingdom could soon be rocking “Travis Swift jerseys” on Sundays. That shift would instantly make it one of the hottest-selling uniforms in league history—mixing the NFL’s most dominant tight end with the global power of the Swiftie empire.

“This is more than love—it’s legacy,” Kelce reportedly told teammates. “I want the name Swift to shine under the lights just as bright as it does on stage.”

NFL History in the Making

Changing names in the middle of an NFL career is almost unheard of. The most famous example came when Chad Johnson legally became “Chad OchoCinco” in 2008. But even that move was more about flash than family.

Kelce’s decision marks the first time a superstar player has swapped surnames at the *peak* of his career—doing it not for branding, but for love.

The Swift Era in Kansas City

For fans, this isn’t just a wedding announcement. It’s a cultural earthquake. Taylor Swift, the most influential pop star on the planet, has already turned NFL broadcasts into must-watch pop events. With Travis officially becoming “Mr. Swift,” the connection between football and music’s biggest stage is now locked in forever.

The engagement ring is dazzling. The love story is global. And the next chapter? Chiefs fans call it a dynasty. Swifties call it destiny.

One thing is clear: “The Swift Era in Kansas City is just beginning.”