Kylie Kelce has addressed Travis Kelce’s remarks regarding his relationship with Taylor Swift, specifically his claim that they never argue.
During a recent episode of the New Heights podcast, Kylie, Travis’ sister-in-law, questioned the NFL player about his previous statement that he and Taylor have never had a disagreement in their two and a half years together.
Previously, on the podcast, Travis shared with his brother Jason, who co-hosts with him, and their guest, actor George Clooney, that he and Taylor have never quarreled during their relationship.
“It’s only been two and a half years, and you’re right. I haven’t gotten into an argument. Never once,” the 36-year-old Kansas City Chiefs player confirmed when asked by George about his relationship dynamics with the pop star.
George Clooney also shared that he and his wife, Amal Clooney, have never engaged in a fight.
George elaborated on his perspective, saying that he “doesn’t see the point” in arguing, as he believes neither party truly wins in an argument.
Recently, Kylie confronted Travis about the accuracy of his claims, questioning whether he was joking about the no-argument statement due to his ‘giggle’ at the end.
Feigning confusion, Travis responded, “Defensive guys? Yeah, I fight. I’m a fighter in that sense.” However, he maintained, “But me and Tay, we definitely don’t fight.”
Kylie has previously expressed skepticism about Travis’ statements. On her podcast, Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce, she wondered about the couple’s interpretation of an argument.
Kylie wondered if arguments are only considered as such if they involve yelling, or if there’s a distinction between bickering and arguing. She expressed curiosity about whether the couple simply doesn’t engage in either.
In August, Taylor shared the happy news of her engagement to Travis on Instagram, showcasing a series of photos including one of Travis proposing in a flower garden.
“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” she noted in the caption, sharing their joy with fans.