If you guessed Taylor Swift as the mystery guest on the upcoming episode of the New Heights podcast, give yourself a pat on the back.
After teasing Swifties on Monday morning, the Jason- and Travis Kelce-hosted podcast confirmed the pop superstar, who is also famously dating Travis, would be making an appearance on Wednesday’s episode.
“Taylor’s about to do a f*cking podcast!” the podcast captioned the episode’s teaser on Instagram.
In the clip (below), a smiling Swift also tells Travis, “Such a nice color on you.” The NFL star, who is seen wearing a blue shirt, responds, “Yes, I know. It’s the color of your eyes, sweetie. It’s why we match so well.”
Kelce and Swift have been romantically linked since the late summer of 2023, with their relationship going public in September of that year. While fans don’t know exactly how and when they got together, Swift previously confirmed that they started dating shortly after Kelce mentioned her on his New Heights podcast in July 2023. At the time, he talked about his failed attempt to give the singer a friendship bracelet with his number on it at her Kansas City Eras Tour stop.
Since then, the “Fortnight” singer has regularly been seen attending the tight end’s Kansas City Chiefs games during NFL seasons, cheering on her man from the stands with friends and family always nearby.
Kelce also popped up at Swift’s Eras Tour shows throughout its nearly two-year run to support his girlfriend, singing along to her songs in the crowd, wearing friendship bracelets and all. During one of her shows in London in 2024, the football star even made a surprise appearance onstage during a performance of “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”
After the Eras Tour wrapped in December 2024, the pair maintained a low profile as they continued to grow their connection, making occasional public appearances for date nights and events. Fans also waited for years for the couple to make their red carpet debut, and they finally did in June 2025, but in their own casual style, at the opening night ceremony for Kelce’s Tight End University in Nashville.