Travis Kelce refuses to answer Taylor Swift cooking question – before Chiefs star cheekily admits she makes a ‘great pop tart and cinnamon roll’

Travis Kelce was caught off-guard by a question about his relationship with girlfriend Taylor Swift on Tuesday before he admitted she makes a ‘great pop tart and cinnamon roll’. 

Interest in Swift and Kelce’s relationship has only grown since their romance became public last September.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end gave a tiny glimpse into what the 14-time Grammy Award winner and three-time Super Bowl champion are up to when the cameras are not shining on them. 

‘That’s a good question,’ Kelce said. ‘You know I respect that question but I’m going to keep that one to myself because I thoroughly enjoy cooking with her. So it’s something I’d rather just keep personal.’

Kelce moved on to fulfill the rest of his media obligation before leaving the Chiefs press corps with a little extra nugget.  

Kelce spoke with the media on Tuesday, at first, refusing to answer a question about Swift

Swift spent last weekend headlining shows on her stadium tour in Edinburgh, Scotland

‘Taylor makes a great pop tart and cinnamon roll!’ Kelce said as his last words of his media availability.  

Kelce and Swift have been spotted a few times dining out in New York City, but Kelce’s assertion is a first into their love of food away from the limelight. 

Swift is currently in Europe as part of her stadium shows on ‘The Eras Tour’, with a trio of shows in Liverpool up next. 

Kelce not answering the cooking question took place as part of the Chiefs mandatory minicamp, as the team chases becoming the first team to win three straight Super Bowls. 

Swift was in attendance at 13 Chiefs games last season, with the team holding a 10-3 records in those contests. 

Swift watched Kelce play live at all four of Kansas City’s playoff games in different cities. 

The Kelce family shared a luxury box with Swift and her friends for this year’s Super Bowl, where the Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in overtime.