Taylor Swift is dreaming of a future that includes wedding bells and little feet pattering around. But is Travis Kelce ready to trade his cleats for a ring? According to a source, Swift has made up her mind. The pop star wants marriage; she wants kids, and she wants them soon. “She wants to get married and start a family, and now is the time,” a source shared. After weathering intense public scrutiny, Swift sees marriage and children as the perfect next chapter in her life. The couple has been together for almost two years, their relationship under the relentless glare of the public eye. The pressure only intensified after the Super Bowl in 2025, with every move dissected and debated. While Taylor is picturing wedding dresses and nursery colours, Kelce has his eyes on the football field, a source revealed to Radar Online. The Kansas City Chiefs star recently shut down retirement rumours on his New Heights podcast. Frustrated by how the season ended, he made it clear that he wasn’t walking away just yet. His original contract is something he takes seriously and even though opportunities in Hollywood and business keep knocking, football remains his priority for now. Even though Swift would love for Kelce to hang up his jersey and settle down, she isn’t pushing him. The source told Radar Online that while she’d prefer for him to step away from the game, she’ll stand by his side if he chooses to keep playing. Since the Super Bowl, the couple has kept a low profile, especially after being booed by MAGA fans over her anti-Donald Trump stance recently. However, they recently surfaced in Park City, Utah, marking their first public outing since the big game. Privacy has become a top priority for them. Page Six reported that they even managed to pull off a secret date night, slipping away from the paparazzi for a quiet evening together. Before diving back into their busy lives, the two also took time to reconnect on a private getaway. Despite the relentless media attention, they seem to be navigating their relationship on their own terms, moving at a pace that feels right for them.