Travis Kelce avoids relying on Taylor Swift’s “greatest album.”

Travis Kelsey He does not seek to steal the spotlight from his star fiancée.

The NFL star downplays the talk that inspired parts of it Taylor Swift“The Life of a Showgirl” insists that all the credit goes to her.

Taylor Swift doesn’t hide how much her fiancé loves the record; She recently revealed that Travis Kelce can’t stop replaying “Opalite,” his favorite song on the album.

During a recent conversation, the NFL star became visibly uncomfortable when the topic of her being Taylor’s “creative muse” came up, and she quickly turned the spotlight back on her hard work and artistry.

Instead of reveling in the attention, Kelsey praised his fiancée for creating what he called “one of the most amazing albums I’ve ever listened to, that the world has ever seen,” saying he’s simply there to cheer her on as she continues to reach new heights.

He explained that once Swift wrapped the record, she and her team went straight into full-scale release mode, intending to make it one of the “biggest releases ever.”

talking on “New heightspodcast, Kelsey explained that his pride comes not from any influence he may have, but from watching Swift pour herself into her music. “She’s proud of it, and obviously I’m proud of her,” he said happily.

Meanwhile, Swift also shared the song Kelce keeps on repeat, “Opalite.” In a chat with Capital, Swift said her fiancé has a soft spot for the shimmering song, calling it his favorite from “The Life of a Showgirl.”

Explosion It is noted that Swift took inspiration for the song from Kelsey’s birthstone, garnet, using it as a symbol of the joy that can be created rather than found. “Happiness can also be man-made. That’s what the song is about, that juxtaposition,” she explained.

Aside from “Opalite,” Swift’s latest album is full of subtle nods to her relationship. On “Final Bow,” she sings about finding home “under the stadium lights,” and later slips in “Keep it 100,” a playful response to Kelce’s first Instagram post with her.

Swift is still glowing from her engagement to Kelsey, and for good reason. Their relationship was front and center on her latest album, filled with references to how deep their relationship ran.

Explosion Reportedly, during her October 3 appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Swift spoke about the romantic moment, recalling how Kelsey turned his entire backyard into a picturesque private garden before getting down on one knee.

The singer described the proposal as “pure magic” and said Kelsey went out of her way to surprise her, calling it a “10 out of 10” effort. She couldn’t help but laugh when she remembered how, even while chatting on his podcast, he was secretly arranging the whole setup.

Swift sets the record straight. Kelsey may try to downplay it, but he was actually the inspiration behind “Life of a Showgirl.” The 35-year-old revealed that her relationship with him fueled much of the creativity behind her new album.

Swift didn’t hold back her emotions either. On the sultry track “Wood,” she sings about emotion and connection, and makes a clever nod to Kelce’s podcast. The song also hints at their engagement, with a playful lyric about not needing to “pick up the bouquet” knowing that “hard rock is on the way.”

Other songs, like “The Fate of Ophelia,” “Wi$h Li$t,” and “Honey,” continue the theme, showcasing how much Kelce influenced her life and sound.