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Travis Kelce mentioned his preferred parenting method while speaking to Jason Kelce, and it might give insight into how he’ll father kids with Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce might just be writing the ultimate love story. And it could soon include lullabies and little ones. As the pop powerhouse and NFL superstar continue to blend their high-profile worlds, whispers of future parenthood are starting to swirl. Recently, Travis spoke to his brother, Jason Kelce, about parenting on their podcast. Here’s what Travis said about parenthood that’s making fans think he’s ready for fatherhood.
Travis Kelce discussed fatherhood with Jason Kelce, prompting suspicion that he has kids on the brain with Taylor Swift
Is Travis Kelce ready to be a dad with Taylor Swift? He and brother Jason Kelce discussed parenting on the New Heights podcast. A listener wrote in to the NFL brothers asking how they would handle “feral children.” Travis and Jason each gave their insights.
“Sometimes you just gotta let them figure it out,” Jason, who shares four kids with wife Kylie Kelce, advised. “Take away the sharp stuff and don’t leave any weapons around. What more can you do?”
Travis had a different idea of what he’d do with unruly children. “I think to safe the house and safe the objects in the house … f***ing tell them to go outside,” he said.
Either way, both brothers agreed that wild behavior in children will “sort itself out,” and parents should “lean into” the chaos.
“The more they f*** themselves up, the more they will learn to not do stupid s**t,” the brothers noted.
With this advice in mind, it seems Travis will likely want a big yard for his and Taylor Swift’s kids to roam.
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