💥 BREAKING NEWS: Travis Kelce Says Taylor Swift’s Sourdough Literally Took Him Down ⚡.DH

Travis Kelce has taken plenty of hits in his NFL career.

According to him, none were as devastating as Taylor Swift’s sourdough.

In a sneak peek from an upcoming episode of Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce, Kelce delivered a confession that immediately sent fans into a spiral — not because it was dramatic, but because it was so oddly specific.

“Hi, I’m Travis Kelce,” he joked. “I’m Kylie Kelce’s brother-in-law, and I’m not going to lie, I broke Taylor’s chair with the weight I gained from her sourdough.”

It was the kind of line that sounds exaggerated until you remember who it came from. Kelce didn’t frame it as a diet failure or offseason regret. He framed it as love. And bread.

“Good gut health, though,” he added, sealing the moment.

Kylie Kelce didn’t hesitate with her verdict. “That’s true love,” she said — a line that somehow made the joke feel oddly sincere.

The exchange captured something fans have increasingly noticed about Kelce and Swift’s relationship: it’s not performative. It’s domestic. And unapologetically unglamorous in the best way.

Swift’s sourdough obsession has been well documented. During an appearance on New Heights back in August 2025, she admitted that bread had taken over her life.

“I have a different baking obsession every six months,” she said at the time. “Right now, we’re very deep in a sourdough obsession.”

Deep, in this case, meant blogs, communities, and experimental flavors. Cinnamon swirl. Blueberry lemon. Funfetti sourdough — yes, that’s a real thing, and yes, it was developed specifically for Kylie and Jason Kelce’s kids.

Swift even joked that she spends “60 percent” of her time thinking about bread.

Kelce, apparently, has been spending 60 percent of his time eating it.

The joke about breaking a chair landed because it felt like the final evolution of this very domestic storyline. This isn’t red carpets or stadium spotlights. This is someone eating too much bread in their own house and owning it publicly.

And the affection wasn’t one-sided.

After Kylie joked about “true love,” Kelce turned directly to Swift, laughing as he said, “Love you!” Kylie quickly followed with her own declaration: “I love you too!”

At this point, Swift’s sourdough has become something like a supporting character in the Kelce–Swift universe. She’s sent loaves to Chiefs training camp. To Selena Gomez. To Benny Blanco. Gordon Ramsay even weighed in, posting a video of a perfectly baked loaf and tagging both Swift and Kelce.

“I know a thing or two about a sourdough,” Ramsay wrote.

Kelce responded with emojis. Bread. Laughter. Approval.

Even New Heights joined in, replying with a Swift-themed pun: “Are you bready for it?”

What makes this moment stick isn’t the joke itself — it’s what it reveals. Kelce isn’t trying to present himself as hyper-disciplined or image-conscious. He’s comfortable enough to admit indulgence, weight gain, and a broken chair — all in the name of enjoying life with his fiancée.

In a celebrity culture obsessed with perfection, the idea that one of the NFL’s biggest stars is blaming his physique on sourdough feels almost subversive.

No training montage. No “locked in” narrative.

Just bread. A chair. And a relationship that seems far more real than curated.

If this is the cost of loving Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce appears more than willing to pay it.

Even if the furniture doesn’t survive.