Travis Kelce reveals the Olympic event he and Taylor Swift watched from start to finish

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were just as into the 2026 Winter Olympics as everyone else. 

In fact, there was one specific event that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and his Grammy-winning fiancee watched from start to finish - the Men's hockey finals. 

The NFL star revealed on the Wednesday, Feb. 25 episode of his "New Heights" podcast that he and the "Opalite" singer watched Team USA capture the gold with a thrilling 2-1 win over Canada on Sunday. 

"Me and Tay watched the entire game, man," the Chiefs tight end told his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center turned ESPN analyst Jason Kelce. "And it's just so f---ing epic, man. From the first drop of the puck, man, that game was nonstop action and had me at the edge of my seat."

"Loved every bit of it, man," Travis added. 

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Jason Kelce traveled to Milan to watch Team USA play in person

During Wednesday's episode, Travis, 36, and Jason, 38, donned matching Team USA jerseys, while discussing the epic win for the Americans.

"Twinsies," Jason said happily, adding "Same jerseys." 

They then discussed star forward Jack Hughes, 24, scoring the "golden goal" in overtime to secure the win for the U.S. men's team. 

"I just f---ing exploded when I saw ol' Jack Hughes f---ing put it right in between the legs, man," said Travis in reference to Hughes sneaking the puck in between Jordan Binnington's legs in overtime to defeat Canada.

"They crushed it. USA was so much fun to watch throughout the entire tournament, man. That semifinal game that you went to, I'm sure we'll get into the rundown, but absolutely epic," Travis added. 

Jason agreed, saying, "There is just something about hockey, whether it's playoff hockey or national hockey. When guys are going all out, it's just the most fun sport to watch on the planet."

The entire Kelce family has been supporting Team USA hockey this year. 

Jason and his wife, Kylie Kelce, cheered on the women's hockey team in person, while he and his brother also donated money to help fly Laila Edwards' entire family out to watch her play. 

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