Travis Kelce opens up about retirement plans and future with Taylor Swift
The Chiefs tight end reveals how he’s balancing football and future ventures while eyeing another championship run.
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Travis Kelce is not only focused on the field but also contemplating his future beyond football. At 35, the star tight end is facing retirement rumors, particularly after receiving invaluable advice from Patriots legend Julian Edelman earlier this season.
Reflections on retirement
In a candid interview with ExtraTV, Kelce opened up about his current mindset, saying, “I’m at a time in my life where I’m getting a lot of opportunities, and when you win the Super Bowl, doors open for you.” His love for the game remains unwavering, and he emphasized the thrill of competing for championships: “It’s the best feeling in the world.”
Kelce also highlighted the necessity of balance in life, recognizing that while football is a priority, he is proactively planning for life after the game. “I just gotta make sure that I’m set up for what’s next,” he noted, indicating a variety of off-field projects that keep him engaged and fulfilled.
A future full of possibilities
So, what’s on the horizon for Kelce? With potential roles in television and podcasting, he’s certainly keeping busy. His upcoming projects include an FX series titled Grotesquerie, hosting Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? on Prime Video, and a role in Happy Gilmore 2. Plus, his successful podcast with brother Jason, New Heights, is flourishing thanks to a significant deal.
With a clear vision for his future and a strong commitment to the present, Kelce is poised to tackle the season ahead. As he balances his on-field duties with an expanding entertainment career, fans can expect to see more of him-both on the gridiron and potentially alongside Taylor Swift at her concerts. One thing is certain: Travis Kelce is not just playing for the moment; he’s building a legacy for years to come.
