Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift take a step in their relationship that Swifties are guaranteed to love

In the photos, he started with one of him and Swift wearing a captains hat, followed by a photo of his and Jason's performance during the American Century Championship. Ed Kelce got a slide all to himself, holding up a drink while smoking a cigar, and Travis also included one of the two brothers with their mother, Donna Kelce. But there were so many more!

And he even included two photos with Swift's brother, Austin.

These photos Travis posted are everything, and now that he's started, he's just going to have to keep on giving fans what they want!

Jason Kelce eloquently illustrates how Travis Kelce is living out his own version of 'Pretty Woman'

Jason Kelce might have given fans the ultimate gift during the latest episode of the New Heights podcast with Travis Kelce.

The two brothers reviewed the hit movie, "Pretty Woman," starring Richard Gere and Julia Roberts. And with that, it gave Travis an interesting idea.

“I think the only way to gauge it is to flip the script,” Travis said. “I think we need to make Pretty Man.

"And we need to have a CEO billionaire woman be so high class that she doesn't know where she's going," he continued. "She doesn't know how to drive a car.” 

However, Jason saw some immediate similarities, having to bring up the fact that Travis' life is kind of similar to that due to a certain singer.

“Travis, you're living Pretty Man right now," Jason quipped. "You are pretty man. You're living your own Julia Roberts straight down.”

That took Travis by surprise and he couldn't contain his laughter. 

"I'm wearing nothing but a tie when Taylor comes home,” Travis jokingly responded. 

And fans couldn't get enough of this, even photoshopping Kelce and Taylor Swift's faces onto the original movie poster.

Jason saw an opportunity and took it, but Travis' response made this moment so much better. It was the perfect way to end this season of New Heights, giving fans some final Swift content to last them until the season begins.