Travis Kelce gushes over ‘beautiful’ vacation with Taylor Swift in rare look inside romance

Travis Kelce gushed over his “beautiful” Italy vacation with his fiancée, Taylor Swift.

During the latest episode of the “New Heights” podcast, George Clooney asked the Kansas City Chiefs star about his 2024 trip to Lake Como.

“Me and Tay danced around Lake Como for a little while. I loved it out there,” Travis told the “Ocean’s Elven” actor, who owns a villa in the area.

“They love to point it out whenever you’re on the lake,” the tight end quipped.

Clooney, 64, joked that his home was “part of the tour.”

“Everybody out there is so lovely,” Travis, 36, shared. “Every morning, I was throwing my shoes on, running up and down the water.”

“We had gloomy days, we had beautiful days. Every single day was a new epic realization of what’s really around the world. I have never imagined that place in my dreams.”

When Clooney asked the three-time Super Bowl champ if he had “spent time in Italy at all,” Travis replied that it was “[his] first time.”

“There are so many little spots that are so fun to go to dinner,” the NFL star said.

“You’re going to a place that has 10 seats in the corner of a cove and it’s just the best pasta you can imagine,” he added.

“It’s such a cool place. I recommend that place for everybody.”

During a break from Swift’s Eras Tour last May, she and Travis enjoyed a romantic getaway to Lake Como.

The couple, who got engaged in August 2025, stayed at the Villa Sola Cabiati, which has six separate suites and sleeps up to 12 and goes for a whopping $21,000 per night.

During their three-day stay, the “Bad Blood” singer, 35, and Travis dined on the finest cuisine during their date night at Lake Como’s Locanda La Tirlindana restaurant, enjoying octopus with sliced cherry tomatoes.

The pair also took a romantic boat ride and posed for a few fun photos together.

Following their vacation, Travis gushed over the trip, telling the crowd at his 2024 Kelce Jam music festival that his “life could be no better than right the f–k now.”