Travis Kelce has revealed what Taylor Swift’s brother gifted him for Christmas as they celebrated the holidays together for the first time.
Austin flew in to Kansas City on Christmas morning with Taylor and their parents as they watched Kelce in action for the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.
Then, as exclusively revealed by DailyMail.com, they all gathered back at Kelce’s mansion in the evening to celebrate together.
Kelce and brother Jason hosted a special festive episode of their New Heights podcast on Friday, welcoming their parents and Jason’s wife Kylie to the show.
In it, Kelce told them what Austin got him and revealed that he was the man dressed as Santa who arrived with Taylor and sat next to her during the game.
Austin Swift dressed as Santa as he traveled with his sister to watch Travis Kelce on Christmas
Kelce revealed on Friday that Austin gifted him a VHS of his ‘all-time favorite football movie’
‘That was a full commit, and I respect that,’ Kylie told Travis.
Travis continued: ‘He nailed it, and he genuinely made me feel like a child because his gift to me was straight out of the bag, in the Santa sack.
‘He handed me a VHS of my all-time favorite football movie, Little Giants.’
Starring Rick Moranis and Ed O’Neill, Little Giants tells the story of a man who creates a football team full of misfits to rival his brother’s elite roster.
Austin’s girlfriend Sydney Ness was also believed to be in Kelce’s suite at Arrowhead Stadium for the game.
It remains to be seen whether Swift is bringing the whole family with her again when she returns for the Chiefs’ game on New Year’s Eve against the Bengals.
Kelce also told brother Jason and his wife Kylie that Austin was the man dressed up as Santa
Austin and Taylor (pictured in 2014) went back to Travis’ mansion to celebrate Christmas
Following the Raiders defeat, photographs surfaced of Taylor’s dad Scott watching the game alongside Travis’s father Ed, 69.
The two men were seen chatting up a storm and DailyMail.com exclusively learned that their conversation didn’t end when the game finished.
A source close to the Anti-Hero singer revealed that, following the game, Taylor’s family joined Travis and his father at the NFL tight end’s Kansas City mansion, where they all celebrated the remainder of the holiday together.
‘Seeing their families together on such a special holiday was the best gift ever for Taylor,’ a source close to the 34-year-old Grammy Award winner told DailyMail.com.
‘She’s never had this happen before and it made the holiday the most meaningful one for her.
‘Her friends think that this is just more proof that Travis is going to be a Swiftie for life.
‘Of course Travis was bummed that they did not win the game. But he is at the point in his career where he does not let this get to him too much and is looking forward to the next game.’