Travis Kelce humorously commented on the recent TikTok blackout in the U.S. during his 'New Heights' podcast. He mentioned that the blackout didn't affect him much but losing platforms like YouTube or Spotify would be problematic.

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, who is closer to winning the Super Bowl three-peat, had fans in splits on Wednesday's episode of the "New Heights" podcast.

Former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader Stefanie Hills revealed Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s game day routine during the early days of their romance. "The very first game she ever attended, I almost pooped myself when I was in that corner,

As per a report by Spanish publication Marca, these are rules involving security around the Kelce family suite, where Swift and other member of the Chiefs' star's family watch the game from. The report cites a TikTok user called Carley who outlined the three golden rules in place around Swift.

A former cheerleader of the Kansas City Chiefs reveals how Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce celebrated the tight end's victories, as the team punches their ticket to the NFL Playoffs

WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark lived every Swiftie’s dream when Taylor Swift hugged her at a Kansas City Chiefs playoff game —and the moment was a long time coming.

Stefanie Hills disclosed the information to her TikTok followers in a selfie-style video, making sure to note that she does not consider herself a Swiftie.

A former cheerleader for the Kansas City Chiefs is offering details on where Taylor Swift meets up with Travis Kelce after his games. Stefanie Hills, who cheered for the Chiefs up until 2023, shared in a recent TikTok — which is now circulating online,

The Chinese-owned social media platform went dark for around 12 hours before Donald Trump's inauguration, leaving millions of US users unable to access its content.

Jason Kelce claims that, Travis Kelce, used to go by another name when they were children. Jason explains why Travis chose to do that.

The Grammy Awards are sticking with their man: Trevor Noah will host the show for the fifth consecutive time, the Grammys announced Tuesday.