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Kylie Kelce publicly grilled Travis Kelce this week after he claimed he and Taylor Swift “don’t fight” — sparking a ton of online reactions as fans debated whether the couple’s relationship is really that perfect or just carefully packaged.
Travis Kelce Doubles Down on Claim That He and Taylor Swift ‘Don’t Fight’ After Kylie Kelce Questions Him
Kylie, Jason and Travis Kelce delved more into the latter’s claim that he and his fiancée don’t argue
While appearing on her husband Jason Kelce’s and brother-in-law Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast on Wednesday, Dec. 24, Kylie couldn’t move past the fact that Travis recently admitted that he and his fiancée Taylor Swift don’t fight.
First offering that this portion can be “cut” from the final recording, Kylie, 33, asked Travis, “When you said that you don’t fight, you were joking right? You were being sarcastic? The giggle after suggested that you were being sarcastic.”
“What?” Travis, 36, cagily responded, to which Kylie and Jason then laughed. “Fight, wow. Fight who? Who do I fight?”
Jason then offers up that his brother fights defensive linemen on the football field. “Oh defensive guys?” Travis replies, with a smirk. “Yeah, I fight. I’m a fighter in that sense of it.”
As Kylie continued to be incredulous, Travis added: “But me and Tay, we definitely don’t fight.”
And when the mother of four, who has been married to Jason since April 2018, mockingly replied, “We don’t either,” regarding her relationship with Jason, Travis agreed.
“I mean, I can attest to it, I’ve never seen it,” the Chiefs star said, before joking that they should start a fight.
On the Dec. 11 episode of New Heights, Travis initially made the assertion that he and The Life of a Showgirl singer don’t argue, while in a conversation with guest George Clooney. After the Jay Kelly star shared that he and wife Amal Clooney have never had an argument, he asked Travis if he and Swift ever fought.
“Well, it’s only been two and a half years, and you’re right,” the veteran tight end replied. “I haven’t gotten into an argument. Never once.”
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