“I felt terrible for Taylor Swift”: Travis Kelce pinpoints exactly why he was concerned with singer's conversation with Ed Kelce

Taylor Swift's appearances with Travis Kelce and at Kansas City Chiefs games have been headlining most media coverage. Fans have been excited about the developments, even though the two have to yet publically confirm their relationship.

Kelce's parents have also been in the spotlight due to their interactions with Taylor Swift. Both Donna and Ed Kelce have been spotted talking to Swift, and on the latest New Heights episode, Jason and Travis Kelce discussed what their father could have been saying to the pop sensation.

"If you're watching the game, you saw something momentous happen. Which was Taylor Swift talking to uh, Ed Kelce," Jason said.

Giving some context, Travis added:

"This is a terrifying conversation. I felt terrible. I felt terrible for Taylor for being in the [spot like that]".

"You can just see in this picture, all he's doing is just absolutely pumping her up. He started listening to her music a little more.

"He's stolen her music from the library. He's probably saying I have to. I've taken all of your CDs out at the local library and I've started to burn them into my computer because that is legal as a taxpaying citizen".

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Travis Kelce claims he is 'protective' while on dates with Taylor Swift

A few days ago, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift stepped out for two date nights in New York City. The two of them were spotted holding hands while they smiled.

Fans famned over Kelce and his protective behavior.

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With even body language experts breaking down the matter, Kelce had to address the situation.

On the podcast, Jason asked:

"Do you feel like you're like a security guard when you're with Taylor? Like you're one with the rest of the guys?"

Travis replied:

"I feel like whenever I'm on a date, I'm always having the sense of, like I'm a man in this situation. I'm protective. Yeah, for sure. You always kind of have that feeling or that self-awareness, I guess."