Over the past few months, Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce have become the biggest power couple on the planet, and it sounds like Donna Kelce, Travis’ mother, approves of the relationship.
This week, Donna Kelce joined The Martha Stewart Podcast, and while Martha Stewart made it clear that she was supposed to avoid conversations about Taylor Swift, she couldn’t help but make a bit of a reference anyway.
“I know I was begged not to mention Taylor Swift, but I just want to say you always look so great with her in the box when she was at the games with you. And she’s lovely. I’ve met her and she’s lovely. So good luck with that, because that is some situation,” Stewart said.
And Donna Kelce made it clear that she is quite fond of Swift. And while she doesn’t know what the future will hold for the couple, she thinks they are a good fit for each other given their personalities and their values.
“Well, you know, you never know. Time will tell, but I know that, you know, they’re both friendly. They’re both generous. They’re both loving. They’re both caring individuals,” Donna Kelce said.
We’ll have to see how their relationship shakes out from here.

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