In a recent episode of the New Heights podcast, Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs player, addressed speculations regarding an incident during a date night with Taylor Swift in New York City. Contrary to rumors, Kelce denied pushing Swift's security guard when asked by his co-host and older brother, Jason Kelce.
During the podcast, the 34-year-old athlete explained that he did not push the security guard but instead placed his hand on the gentleman's back to signal his presence. Kelce emphasized that if he had pushed the guard, the situation might have escalated. He jokingly acknowledged the potential consequences, stating that the guard might have turned around and tased him.
Despite Jason's insistence that the incident was captured on camera and Travis sounded like someone who had pushed someone, Kelce maintained his version of events. He described his actions as a polite way of informing the security guard that he needed to open the door for Swift.
Travis Kelce reassured listeners that Swift's security did not voice any concerns about his intervention, and he praised them as "good people." He also shared that he is self-aware and vigilant about his surroundings when in public, emphasizing his protective nature during outings.
Addressing the scrutiny he faced online for previous outings, Kelce humorously mentioned being caught in "weird hand-holding poses." Despite the attention, he was mostly commended for his behavior, and Swifties appreciated the "queen treatment" he offered Taylor Swift during their date night.
