Kylie Kelce Welcomes Taylor Swift to the Family — Says Her Four Daughters Are “Thrilled”
Good Morning America appearance: Kylie Kelce reacts to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement and shares her girls' sweet reaction
Kylie Kelce Welcomes Taylor Swift into the Family Following Engagement to Travis Kelce
New York, Sept. 5, 2025 — Kylie Kelce expressed joy and support for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement during an appearance on Good Morning America, highlighting how warmly the news has been received within the Kelce household.
Speaking on Friday, Kylie said she and her husband, former NFL star Jason Kelce, are “absolutely thrilled” about the announcement — but noted that the couple’s four daughters were perhaps the most excited of all. “They’re over the moon to be getting another aunt,” Kylie shared, underscoring the family’s enthusiasm for welcoming Swift into their circle.
The engagement, announced jointly by Swift and Travis Kelce on Instagram on August 26, was accompanied by a series of candid photos and a playful caption. Since then, both families have issued warm congratulations while keeping celebrations largely private.
Kylie’s remarks offered a personal glimpse into the family’s reaction to the high-profile union, reinforcing a narrative that has been less about spectacle and more about close-knit, joyful moments. Media coverage in recent months has highlighted Swift’s growing bond with the Kelce family, from baking and playtime with Jason and Kylie’s daughters to appearances on the Kelce brothers’ podcast.
The engagement marks a new chapter in a relationship that has been closely followed since Swift was first spotted at Travis Kelce’s NFL games in 2023. Public appearances, family introductions, and shared media moments built toward last month’s milestone announcement, which quickly made international headlines.
For Kylie, however, the story is most meaningful at home. “We love love,” she said on GMA, emphasizing the family’s happiness for the couple as they begin planning their future together.
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