Travis Kelce makes thoughts known about Tom Cruise's work ethic after meetup at Taylor Swift's tour

Apart from his fiancée, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce is also a huge fan of Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise's work ethic. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end compared Cruise's dedication to work to Adam Sandler's, his costar in "Happy Gilmore 2."

Kelce recalled his meeting with Cruise during Swift's "Eras Tour."

"Man is the greatest," Kelce said on Wednesday (1:09:35), via the "New Heights" podcast. "Tom is awesome too. Man, I had the pleasure of meeting him on Tay's tour, man. And he's f**king awesome. It seems like he's a lot like, he does all of his stunts, obviously. And he seems like he's very I don't know, like, lock the f*ck in."

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Kelce shared his experience working on the sets of Sandler's Happy Madison Productions, describing the work culture as family-like. He explained the difference between how Sandler and Cruise work.

"Not that Sandler isn't, but when I was, when I was on Happy Madison set, like it was a huge family, like, everybody that worked on the movie," Kelce said. "The first movie, 30 years ago, is working on it now. Like I would assume that Adam Sandler does it a little bit differently."

The Chiefs star also revealed how he has always preferred to stay away from his family during the team's bye weeks. He highlighted that it has helped him get "recharged" for the weeks ahead.

Hollywood star Miles Teller revealed his expectation for Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding

Miles Teller shared his expectations for Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's big day. The Hollywood star admitted on Thursday that he doesn't expect anything less than an "impressive wedding."

“That is going to be, I imagine, one impressive wedding," Teller said, via Parade. "Yeah, I think they’re having a blast. That’s the point."

While Kelce is focused on the season, Swift has started with her wedding preparations. She has reportedly been planning to have a ceremony inspired by the TV drama "The Gilded Age."

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez