Kayla Nicole awkwardly refuses to comment on Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift’s engagement

Kayla Nicole isn’t going to speak now.

Travis Kelce’s ex was asked about the athlete’s engagement to Taylor Swift for the first time on Thursday, and she awkwardly evaded the question.

“Oh, no, no, no,” the “Specials Forces: World’s Toughest Test” star said to the Daily Mail at House of Champions’ New York Fashion Week event — before expertly changing the subject.

“I’m really happy to be here at Champion, though!” she gushed on the red carpet, going on to praise the “dope party.”

Reps for Kelce and Swift have yet to respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

The Tribe Therepē creator was all smiles at the event in an blue unbuttoned shirt with a maroon tie loose around her neck.

She completed her look with belted dark wash jeans.

Before the interview’s uncomfortable turn, Nicole opened up about the “long” list of qualities she’s seeking in her dream guy.

“I love an honest man, a man of really great character,” she said, adding that she appreciates someone “fun” and “spontaneous” who has a “great relationship with family” and “really good girlfriends.”

When the reporter said men want to know whether she is single, Nicole confirmed, “Yes, I am. Who’s ever asking, absolutely.”

The sports journalist, who noted dating apps aren’t her “vibe,” added that she has been enjoying “living in [her] little single season.”

Nicole, notably, dated Kelce, 35, on and off from 2017 to 2022, with the Kansas City Chiefs player moving on with Swift, also 35, the following year.

He and the pop star shocked fans last month by posting photos from their romantic garden engagement.

Although Nicole has yet to react to Kelce getting down on one knee, she did repost a cryptic Instagram video on the heels of the milestone moment.

“Joy is different from happiness,” Tracee Ellis Ross said in the upload. “Happiness is something you can get at 7-Eleven, and joy is something that you earn and work for and takes practice.”

Nicole seemingly sent another pointed message that same week with a workout video captioned, “The goal? A back that says stop f–king playing with me.”

Earlier this month, she defended her right to “rehash bulls–t” as a “human who wants to talk about [her] life.”

Nicole clapped back at haters on her “Pre-Game” podcast, saying, “Sue me, sweetie. Jesus.”

She admitted to getting “sensitive” and “triggered,” continuing, “I want to clear my name. I want to address it.”