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Travis Kelce Details London Trip With Taylor Swift on New Heights: ‘London Is Fun’
Travis Kelce shared details from his London trip with Taylor Swift on New Heights, including plays, food and a Romeo & Juliet outing.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have wrapped their recent trip to London, and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end offered a few details on the latest episode of New Heights.
On the podcast posted Wednesday, May 13, Travis told his brother and cohost Jason Kelce that the pair spent time eating well and taking in a few plays. Jason opened with a joke about learning his brother was in London online. “I found out you were in London on the internet, that was fun,” he said.
“London is fun, Jason,” Travis replied. “For the most part, [we] had some really good food and enjoyed some plays.”
Fans in the U.K. had already spotted the couple at the West End production of Romeo & Juliet on May 7, with Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe in the lead roles. Travis referred to both actors on the podcast, saying, “He was f–king phenomenal as Romeo. Sadie was phenomenal as Juliet as well.” Swift had worked with Sink before in the VMA-winning “All Too Well (10 Minute Version)” short film.
Travis also brought up an Indian restaurant in London, which prompted Jason to tease him for being more open to new food since dating Swift. “Taylor has gotten you out of your comfort zone more than I ever did,” Jason said. Later, he added, “You didn’t like food before you started dating Taylor,” before Travis answered, “Bogus.”
Online, Swifties were also tracking the couple’s public appearances in the city. Reports suggested they attended Poppy Delevingne’s 40th birthday party before heading back to the United States.
Later in the episode, Travis welcomed Colin Jost to the podcast and the two talked about what it is like being the less famous person in a high-profile relationship. Jost, who is married to Scarlett Johansson, said, “Huge relief,” after Travis 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 also joked about the way fame lands differently depending on the person beside you. “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.
