Taylor Swift’s fiancé, Travis Kelce, recently spilled some intimate bedroom details and sleeping habits on his recent podcast. The NFL player recently partnered with mattress maker Sleep Number and talked about the ideal sleeping arrangements on his podcast with his brother and co-host Jason Kelce, saying he likes “the full mattress” to sleep on.
Travis Kelce on bedroom habits: ‘I like the full mattress because I like to roll into it’
Travis Kelce, who engaged Taylor Swift in August, is opening up about his bedroom sleeping habits on his podcast, New Heights. While talking to his brother and co-host Jason Kelce on the January 28 episode, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end revealed how he likes to wind down in his bedroom.
At the beginning of the podcast, the NFL star revealed that he has partnered with mattress maker Sleep Number as he likes their mattress. The hosts then discussed their sleeping position, with Travis saying that when he was “younger,” he used to be a “stomach sleeper.” But now he’d just “lay” on his “back and “just pass the f*** out.”
Discussing further about his ideal sleeping arrangement, the 36-year-old admitted that he is “a full sleep,” referring to the brand’s options of a split or full mattress.
“I like the full mattress because I like to roll into it and out of it. And if I’m sitting up, we’re both sitting up,” he said, when Jason pointed out that full sleep is “not the best for cuddling.”
Sleep Number Corporation announced “a strategic partnership with three-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce” and welcomed “him as its newest investor” on January 28.
As per the website, Travis has been “using the company’s products since 2019.” And for “over the next three years, Kelce will be featured in Sleep Number’s national advertising campaigns, including new TV commercials and digital content across social platforms and other channels.”
Talking about his partnership, Travis said that he is “intentional about where I invest and the brands I align with.” Since he has used the brand’s product for years, it “felt like a natural next step” for him to become “an investor” in the company.
With this, “Kelce will become one of Sleep Number’s top shareholders with under 5% company ownership, aligning his interests with that of all shareholders.”
Originally reported by Parul Singh on RealityTea.
