Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift reportedly ban restaurant guests from taking their photos as the couple is determined to maintain their privacy. Swift and Kelce visited the NFL star’s 1587 Prime in Kansas City during Chiefs training camp over the weekend. The high-profile couple dined at the Kansas City steakhouse and enjoyed a fun outing. However, they did not permit guests to take photos.
Guests were reportedly told not to photograph the newlyweds during their steakhouse date
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift reportedly prohibited guests at 1587 Prime from taking their photos. Over the weekend, Deuxmoi claimed that they received a text message from their source stating that the high-profile celebrity couple was spotted at the restaurant.
The source stated: “The source said the couple was accompanied by tight security, and no one was allowed to take pictures of them. An X account also confirmed the same, showing a distant side photo of Swift looking over something” (via The Spun).
It seems the couple is enjoying their married life. They have barely made any public appearances since their July 3 wedding. Swift and Kelce tied the knot at Madison Square Garden in New York City amid close friends and family.
Their first public appearance as newlyweds was at former Chiefs teammate JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk’s wedding on July 10. The Chiefs tight end is back with his team to play what could be his final NFL season.
The Chiefs tight end previously credited Swift for encouraging him to return to the NFL. He gushed over the Grammy winner while making an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. Kelce said: “We share the same love for what we do, and we’ve had this…desire. I’m still in love with this game.”
Continuing further, he lavished praise on how “amazing” it was to see Swift still passionate about making music. Kelce added: “Yeah, of course that’s motivating. That’s motivating for anyone to see, let alone my fiancée. And knowing that I’m going through something where I’m trying to figure out what exactly the future holds for me, something like that definitely motivates me to say, ‘You know what, I’m not done either.’”
