Kansas City Mayor offers to officiate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding after Super Bowl. Quinton Lucas expressed excitement to officiate Swift and Kelce's wedding, citing rumors that they might get engaged at the Super Bowl Sunday, which President Donald Trump plans to attend, where the Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas

is hoping Travis Kelce will end the weekend with a Super Bowl and an engagement ring.

“I am excited to officiate the wedding,” Lucas joked while appearing on the Friday, February 7, episode of CNN News Central. “That would be the biggest job I could ever have. Forget before the mayor. You’re the officiant for Travis and Taylor [Swift]. It would be a bigger wedding than Princess Diana and Prince Charles. It would be huge.”

Lucas and Flavor Flav are both interested in the role, with Flav expressing his desire to marry the couple. “I think they’re going to be together for a while,” Flav told Us Weekly about Swift and Kelce. “I hope they [are], and if they get married, I want to be the preacher. I want to be the one that marries them.”
Swift is expected to attend Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on February 9 to support her boyfriend during the Chiefs' upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles. “I think everybody’s coming,” Jason Kelce told People in an interview published on Tuesday, February 4. “I mean, I don’t want to speak for everybody, but I think obviously, our whole family. I believe, obviously Trav and Taylor, and his family and his friends. I mean, Trav always travels, like, full.”
Swift and Kelce are dating for over a year and Swift is about to attend her second Super Bowl to show her support. However, tight end Kelce has not revealed any hints about his engagement after the big game, as reported during a press conference in New Orleans. When asked specifically if he planned to give Swift a ring on Sunday, he changed the subject again. “A Super Bowl ring? Next question,” he responded.

Lucas denied having exclusive information about Travis's third consecutive Super Bowl win, despite fan theories or dreams. “I have no special intel other than the fact that after the AFC Championship Game here in Kansas City, I was on the field and standing around,” the mayor told CNN anchors Sara Sidner, Kate Bolduan and John Berman.
He added, “Then, a swarm of a hundred press [and] Travis and Taylor come by. I get bowled out of the way. I know they are a huge story after the game. During the game, I think we’ll get some good attention and a good W this week.”
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