Since the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, tight end Travis Kelce and pop superstar Taylor Swift have kept a low profile.

According to Page Six, the 14-time Grammy winner and Kelce recently enjoyed a romantic international trip. Since returning to the U.S., they’ve kept date nights discreet, avoiding paparazzi attention.

“Taylor and Travis stepped out for a date night but went unnoticed,” a source told Page Six. “They enjoyed a low-key evening together without being photographed.”

On March 8, celebrity gossip site DeuxMoi reported sightings of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in a city outside Los Angeles, with minimal details shared to respect their privacy.

Two days later, on March 10, the site posted a photo of the couple leaving a restaurant in a “mountain town,” assuring fans they’re thriving despite their low profile.

Swift’s break follows her Eras Tour, a cultural milestone set to be honored with the Tour of the Century award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on March 17, 2025, in Los Angeles.

Kelce, nominated for two awards—including one for his surprise Eras Tour appearance in London last June—joins Swift, who’s up for 10 nominations, including Artist of the Year.

Even if Swift skips the event, her presence will shine through a broadcast of an exclusive performance from the tour’s opening night in Arizona, marking its two-year anniversary.

Fans remain eager for a public sighting of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, especially at the upcoming awards show. For now, the power couple seems content keeping their romance under wraps, balancing downtime with their high-profile careers.

Taylor Swift Made A Huge Announcement About iHeart Radio Awards

Taylor Swift is set to make a major impact at the upcoming iHeart Radio Music Awards, even though she won’t be attending the event in person.

As reported by USA Today on March 10, 2025, the global pop icon will still have a strong presence during the show.

Swift will be honored with a special recognition titled the “Tour Of The Century” award. This tribute highlights the incredible success of her Eras Tour, which has shattered records and reportedly brought in over $2 billion in revenue, according to The New York Times.

Although the superstar won’t be live at the ceremony, fans can still look forward to something special. The broadcast, scheduled for March 17 at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, will include a special “exclusive performance” from the opening night of the Eras Tour.

The show will be aired as a live tape-delayed event, giving viewers a unique glimpse into one of the most iconic moments of her tour.