Following the Super Bowl and without a 'Life of a Showgirl' tour announcement, Travis and Taylor Kelce, affectionately known as 'Tayvis,' have entered their offseason, spending their downtime watching the Winter Olympics, much like many others. In the latest episode of their podcast, New Heights, brothers Travis and Jason Kelce shared insights into their activities since the football season concluded.

While Jason Kelce was engaged in more adventurous pursuits like bobsledding in Utah and attending the men’s hockey tournament live in Milan, Travis opted for a more relaxed approach. He revealed that he and Taylor watched the hockey game together in New York. Travis described the game as 'non-stop action' from the very first puck drop, highlighting its epic nature.

During their viewing, the couple also took time to call Travis's father, Ed Kelce, to wish him a happy birthday. Travis publicly extended a 'shoutout to Big Ed!' on the podcast, mentioning they spoke with him during the game.

This brief mention of Taylor Swift marks the first significant update from either half of 'Tayvis' since their engagement announcement last August. The couple has maintained a relatively low profile in recent months, though they have been spotted together sporadically. Notable public appearances include posing for photos after a Chiefs home game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City in October, and Swift attending her fiancé’s reunion with his high school football coach two months later, an event that was widely celebrated by fans for her supportive gesture.

The revelation that Taylor and Travis have been cheering on Team U.S.A.’s Olympic victories is expected to satisfy 'Swifties' eagerly awaiting further public appearances or updates regarding their wedding. Beyond her engagement and shared leisure, Taylor Swift also has a significant professional achievement to celebrate. On Monday, February 23rd, her song “Opalite” climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, a milestone that ties her with Rihanna for the third-most Hot 100 No. 1s in the chart’s history, placing her only behind Mariah Carey and The Beatles.