Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are getting more serious less than a year after they started dating.
Engagement and marriage rumors continuously hit Kelce and Swift's relationship, although the pair just started dating less than a year ago. The gossip intensified over the past months after they began opening up about their story.
While reports said Kelce does not have plans to propose yet, sources said the athlete is confident the "Look What You Made Me Do" would be his wife one day.
Are Mr. and Mrs. Kelce Arriving Soon?
Sources recently told InTouch Weekly that Kelce is confident they will exchange vows soon.
"It's not a question of if, it's when," the insider said. "They are perfect for each other and cannot wait to spend the rest of their lives together. He wants Taylor to know that he cherishes her more than anything else, even football. He's fully committed to their relationship."
According to the source, Kelce will ensure that they will have a romantic engagement in the future.
Kelce has nothing to worry about, as Swift reportedly feels the same.
"There's no doubt she'll say yes without a second thought," the insider continued. "Her head is in the clouds."
The Kansas City Chiefs player has yet to share the details of his plans, but he previously answered a reporter's question about whether there would be another ring aside from the Super Bowl ring if the team won the big game.
Kelce said he is currently focused on getting the Super Bowl ring.
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Will Taylor Swift Attend the Super Bowl?
As the buzz speculated that an engagement would happen on the field at the Super Bowl, the tight end revealed he was unsure whether Swift could make it to the game.
"She's just working on entertaining them, making sure she's ready for her performances and everything, but the Super Bowl, we'll worry about if she can make it," the tight end said, per TMZ.
Swift will still have her one last show of Eras Tour in Tokyo, Japan, before the Super Bowl. She would need to leave Japan immediately to reach the U.S. before the big game, which would be her 13th Chiefs game.
