Travis Kelce debuts romantic nickname for Taylor Swift while revealing "The Life of a Showgirl" made star TE's 'Spotify Wrapped top album'

Travis Kelce and his older brother, Jason Kelce, revealed their "Spotify Top" lists on this week's episode of the "New Heights" podcast. Jason Kelce revealed that doo whop style music top his list of genres and artists. The former Philadelphia Eagles center said that he sings the genre to his youngest daughter Finn every night.

Jason Kelce then asked Travis Kelce to guess what album and artists were second on his list. It was then that the Chiefs tight end successfully guessed that Taylor Swift's "The Life of a Showgirl" was second on his list, also sharing a nickname he has for his fiancé.

Jason: I do want to point out outside of the Doo Wop album, because I play that every night when I'm singing to Finnley. The second album?

Travis: Is it Tay Tay's? That was number one for me (Time Stamp: 7:55).

Travis Kelce told his brother Jason Kelce that Taylor Swift's music was the top of his list.

Stephen A. Smith made bold statement about Travis Kelce's NFL career

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith recently sat down with PEOPLE magazine and discussed three-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce's career. HE said that he knew after the Super Bowl LIX loss that he would return because he wouldn't retire after a loss of that magnitude.

He said that he now feels the Kansas City Chiefs tight end will likely retire after the 2025 NFL season.

"I think that you could see the handwriting that's on the wall. The guy is so talented and there are so many other things that he could do outside of football that now would be the time for him to step away."

Smith continued, "I will tell you that that's what I think he's going to do. Obviously he has a beautiful lady in his life, where there's a lot of good things for him to go home to. And so, because of that, I think the combination of all of those things."

Travis Kelce hasn't addressed whether his NFL career will come to a close after this season. He has said in the past that he would only retire when playing football was no longer fun. The Kansas City Chiefs are currently 6-7 and will host the 9-4 Los Angeles Chargers this week.