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Pop star Taylor Swift has officially met the newest member of the Kelce family. Jason Kelce, former NFL star and older brother to Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce, confirmed the meeting during a red-carpet interview on May 12.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight at the Amazon Upfront event in New York City, Jason shared that Swift recently spent time with his newborn daughter, Finnley Anne.
"She has, yep. She's met her," he said. "We were fortunate to have them all in. It doesn't happen often — everyone's busy — but it was really special."
Jason and his wife, Kylie Kelce, welcomed Finnley, their fourth daughter, in early April. The couple, married since 2018, are also parents to Wyatt (5), Elliotte (4), and Bennett (2).
The Grammy-winning singer has been enjoying some quiet time since wrapping up her "Eras Tour" in December.
According to Billboard, despite her packed schedule, Swift made time to visit Philadelphia and meet baby Finnley, a visit that Jason said meant a lot to the family. "Thankfully we have a really tight-knit family that makes time for each other," he added. "It's been awesome."
Travis Kelce meets his new niece, Finnley, on his and brother Jason's 'New Heights' podcast.https://t.co/70MKb0p112
— Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) April 2, 2025
Taylor Swift Joins Kelce Family for Mother's Day in Philly
Taylor and Travis Kelce were also spotted together in Philadelphia during Mother's Day weekend, where they reportedly dined out with the Kelce family.
The trip gave Swift a chance not only to spend time with Travis's family but also to celebrate the arrival of little Finnley in person.
Fans have long speculated about how involved Swift is with the Kelce family, and this visit confirms that she continues to grow closer to them.
While Jason didn't give many more details about the private visit, his words made it clear that having Swift there was meaningful.
As for baby Finnley, Jason gave fans a first look during an episode of his and Travis's "New Heights" podcast back in April, Hello Magazine said.
During the episode, Travis was thrilled to see his new niece on video, calling her "adorable" and joking with Jason and Kylie about the name reveal.
Asked whether Swift might one day appear on New Heights, Jason laughed and replied, "You and a lot of other people, for sure."
Though Taylor has stayed out of the spotlight lately, her fans are keeping watch. Many believe she may announce something big at the upcoming American Music Awards on May 26.
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Knicks Primed to Land Former All-Star in Free Agency as Potential Buyout Looms
Who doesn't love playing in a big market like New York, Los Angeles, and some of the other prime destinations that the NBA has to offer? Kevin Love certainly doesn't mind them. In fact, the former All-Star prefers them. Jake Fischer recently offered insight into where the aging big man may end up as his next destination. The NBA insider reaffirmed previous reports that stated Love prefers a big market. Fischer said, "So with Kevin Love, to my understanding, he really only wants to be in the big glamour markets. I do think it would mostly be something along the lines of Kevin Love going to a New York or a Los Angeles type of situation. So, we'll see if that can materialize for him." With the New York Knicks still in the market for a boost to their depth, Love could be a natural connection for the team to explore. The recently-traded big man will await his buyout from the Utah Jazz. If or when those terms are settled, the Knicks could add the former champion to a spot on the bench. Veteran presence of Kevin Love not without value for New York Love is certainly long past his days as a double-double machine, like he was with the Minnesota Timberwolves. The floor-spacing big man is not even what he used to be with the Cleveland Cavaliers. However, writing him off entirely would be unwise. If there is not key thing Love can still offer to any team, it is undoubtedly his 3-point shooting. The 36-year-old shot 35.8 percent from beyond the arc last season for the Miami Heat. No one is saying to offer Love a prominent bench role, or anything of the sort. However, when the situation calls for an offensive lift and a spaced out floor, the former top five pick can still fit the bill in that scenario.
Seattle Storm Get Big Boost for Sky Game Amid Unexpected Angel Reese News
The Seattle Storm are looking to make things right after Tuesday’s 87-63 blowout loss to Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings. They get a chance to do so on Thursday when they return to action against the Chicago Sky in a road game at Wintrust Arena. The Storm got a big boost ahead of the Sky matchup, which comes in the form of seven-time All-Star Skylar Diggins returning to action after a one-game absence. After registering the first triple-double in WNBA All-Star Game history on Saturday, Diggins was unable to suit up against Dallas on Tuesday due to personal reasons. The 5-foot-9 guard was not listed on Seattle’s injury report for the Sky game, though, which means that Diggins should be back in the starting lineup come Thursday. This is a crucial development for the Storm, who will be looking to improve on their 14-10 record. In 23 games played this season, Diggins has produced averages of 17.5 points, 2.3 rebounds, 5.8 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.5 triples per game. Chicago Sky List Angel Reese as Questionable to Play Against the Seattle Storm While the Storm got some good news ahead of Thursday’s clash, the same cannot be said for the Sky. This is after two-time All-Star forward Angel Reese was added to the injury report with a back problem. The silver lining is that Reese, who missed Chicago’s last game before the All-Star break with a leg injury, is listed as questionable to play, which means that there’s still a chance that she’s able to suit up against Seattle. Reese looked fine on Tuesday as Chicago suffered a 91-68 blowout loss to the Minnesota Lynx, posting an 11-point, 11-rebound double-double. It is unclear exactly when Reese sustained the injury, but it has now placed her status against Seattle in jeopardy. It is worth noting that Michaela Onyenwere (knee) and Ariel Atkins (leg) have also been ruled out for the Storm game, as they continue to recover from respective injuries. This only means that Chicago will be significantly shorthanded on Thursday, especially if Reese also ends up sitting out.
Yankees Should Do Anything for Diamondbacks Trade?
The New York Yankees are looking for answers at third base, and many analysts think they've found their guy in Arizona Diamondbacks star Eugenio Suárez. CBS Sports writer Mike Axisa urged the Yankees to make a big swing for both Suárez and Diamondbacks right-handed pitcher Merrill Kelly. "Suárez is the guy this trade deadline. The big rental bat who fits so many contenders. The Blue Jays, Cubs, Mets, and Tigers all make sense for Suárez in addition to the Yankees," Axisa wrote. "He's on pace for more than 50 homers, and although his third base defense leaves something to be desired at this point in his career, the power makes up for it." While Suárez has been linked to the Pinstripes over and over again for the past month, the move is unlikely after the team traded two prospects for Colorado Rockies infielder Ryan McMahon Friday afternoon. Kelly is a bit of a newer name and would fit nicely in the Yankees' starting rotation, according to Axisa. "Kelly, 36, is having yet another terrific season, one in which he's again outperformed ERA estimators that are based on exit velocity and other measures of contact quality allowed. Do it once and it might be a fluke, but Kelly has done it for close to 1,000 innings now. It's a skill," he wrote. "Kelly is plug-and-play. He'd slot in nicely as New York's No. 3 in October behind Fried and Carlos Rodón." Though it may be a difficult trade to pull off, especially with so many teams vying for Suárez, the Yankees have been struggling in the infield, and Axisa urged the team to pick up him and Kelly, no matter the expense. For a team with historically deep pockets, like the Yankees, they just might be able to pull it off. "Barring a surprise addition to the trade market (always possible), Suárez will be the best power bat available at the deadline, and Kelly will be one of the top starters available," he wrote. "Winning a bidding war to get one of them will hurt. Getting both would really put a dent in New York's young player pipeline. Both would fill needs and fill them very well though. They're worth the price." Make sure to bookmark Yankees On SI to get all your daily New York Yankees news, interviews, breakdowns and more! Yankees Floated in Massive Three-Team Trade Idea Yankees' Aaron Judge Leads MLB in Wild Pitching Stat Yankees Interest in Rockies Infielder Gaining Steam Yankees Star Pitcher Struggles in Rehab Assignment Aaron Judge Surpasses Yankees Legend on Home Run List
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