Taylor Swift issued Travis Kelce blunt five-word warning head of Super Bowl… see more

Taylor Swift has a stern warning for her beau Travis Kelce as he takes to the pitch against the Philadelphia Eagles in his third consecutive Super Bowl.

The 2025 Super Bowl is kicking off at the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana and it’s arguably the biggest event in the American sports calendar, and always features a historic half-time performance.

Taylor Swift has a stern warning for her beau Travis Kelce as he takes to the pitch against the Philadelphia Eagles in his third consecutive Super Bowl.

The 2025 Super Bowl is kicking off at the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana and it’s arguably the biggest event in the American sports calendar, and always features a historic half-time performance.

Back then, the pair were considered a relatively new couple, with reports first emerging of their romance the September prior – just weeks after Taylor split from long-term partner Joe Alwyn. But it seems that the couple are now in a very solid relationship, despite Taylor giving her boyfriend a stern warning ahead of the big game.

According to several reports including The Mirror while celebrating his latest victory on the field, Taylor seemingly made a reference to a run-in with the law that Travis endured during one of his previous trips to the party hot-spot.

Speaking on the pitch, Travis reportedly told his girlfriend and his mother, Donna: “Take me back to my old New Orleans home. I owe New Orleans a little something.”

It was then that Taylor, 35, reportedly quipped, ‘Yeah, no going to Bourbon Street’, in a damning five word warning.

In 2010, Travis was suspended from the Cincinnati Bearcats’ football team for testing positive for marijuana use, just days before he was due to play the Florida Gators in New Orleans. The evening prior – the 35-year-old later told press – he’d been ‘listening to Lil’ Wayne’, and had ‘wanted to smoke what he was smoking’.

In an interview with Vanity Fair in 2023, he recalled of the incident: “I’m just sitting there, dead in the water. I just wanted to get out of there. I was so embarrassed, I didn’t want to look at anybody.”

Travis confessed at the time that the suspension left him ‘down in the dumps’, adding that his former coach and close friend Butch Jones was among the few people there for him at the time.

“I didn’t really think much of myself,” the KCC tight-end remembered. “When I got hit with what I was going through, I found out how many people were in my corner.”