Travis Kelce reveals Christmas celebration with Taylor Swift

He got everything on his “Wi$hlist.”

Travis Kelce revealed he spent the holidays with his fiancée Taylor Swift and her family while teasing the best gift he got this year.

“The best gift that I got was from Taylor,” the Kansas City Chiefs tight end gushed on Wednesday’s episode of his “New Heights” podcast. “But it gives away things that we’re trying to keep in house. So I’m not going to say it.”

“And I love you, Tay,” he sweetly added.

He also shared that the pop star’s older brother, Austin Swift, got him a “great gift” as well but remained tight-lipped over what that present was.

“The Swifts are good gift givers,” his older brother Jason Kelce chimed in, to which Travis ecstatically agreed.

Travis revealed Taylor’s “favorite” gift he’s ever given her on last week’s episode of “New Heights” — which was a bread slicer “because [she has] been throwing together so much f–king sourdough.”

“Gosh, I’ve got the best gut health there is,” he noted. “I love you, Tay.”

This year, it’s reported that the three-time Super Bowl Champion went the more lavish route and spoiled the singer with over $100,000 worth of gifts.

Travis, 36, allegedly spent $140,000 on presents for the Grammy winner, including a $90,000 Rolex, a source told the US Sun on Christmas Day.

The insider also claimed he bought her cashmere sweaters and a Dior handbag with the hefty price tag of $6,700.

This wouldn’t be the first time he went overboard on elaborate presents for the musician though, as Page Six exclusively reported that he “showered” her in gifts for her 35th birthday last year.

The “Opalite” songstress, also 36, spent Christmas Day cheering on the “Catching Kelce” star as the Kansas City Chiefs played the Denver Broncos at Arrowhead Stadium.

In her VIP suite, she was joined by her dad, Scott Swift, and mom, Andrea Swift.

Taylor nervously watched as the Broncos ultimately came out ahead with a 20-13 victory, but hopefully the thoughtful gifts Travis received from the songwriter and her family helped soften the blow.