It was supposed to be a quiet weekend for Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. But when Jason Kelce and his wife Kylie asked for a favor, the couple found themselves enrolled — free of charge — in what they now call “the world’s most intense parenting crash course.”

That’s right — NFL superstar Travis Kelce and global pop icon Taylor Swift were left babysitting Jason and Kylie Kelce’s three daughters: Wyatt (4), Elliotte (3), and Bennett (1). And what started as a sweet family favor quickly turned into a whirlwind of glitter, peanut butter, toddler negotiations, and what Swift later described as “the cutest form of chaos I’ve ever experienced.”

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Sources close to the family say Jason and Kylie had a last-minute event to attend out of state and asked Uncle Trav and Aunt Taylor if they could watch the girls for the weekend. Confident and enthusiastic, Travis reportedly said, “Easy. I’ve handled Super Bowl pressure. What’s three kids?”

Cut to: three hours later.

“They FaceTimed Jason from the bathroom — all three girls were in the tub, Taylor was covered in bubbles, and Travis was wearing a tiara,” said a source familiar with the call. “Jason laughed so hard he dropped his phone.”

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Taylor, no stranger to kids but clearly unprepared for three at once, leaned in wholeheartedly. She reportedly put on an impromptu sing-along concert with Wyatt using a plastic karaoke mic, helped Elliotte color-code all her princess dolls by kingdom, and even wrote a short bedtime lullaby for Bennett on the spot.

But the real “haunting” came during snack time, when all three girls — completely unprompted — began calling Travis “Daddy Trav.”

“He turned white,” the source said, laughing. “Like actual ghost white.”

Taylor, barely holding it together, responded: “Well… I guess this is our free parenting class now.”

Haunted But Happy

The couple shared snippets of the experience in a lighthearted segment on this week’s New Heights podcast, where Travis called the weekend “the most exhausting, hilarious, and heart-melting 48 hours of my life.”

“You don’t know what love is until you’ve been asked to play house for the ninth time before 8 a.m.,” he joked. “And also — why do kids eat crackers like they’re trying to destroy the fabric of the universe?”

Taylor, who joined for the segment via phone, added: “They’re tiny whirlwinds of glitter and opinion. But honestly? I loved every second.”

The singer revealed that Wyatt even “taught her how to properly braid a unicorn’s tail” and that Elliotte now refers to her as “Auntie Tay Tay the Queen.”

“I wasn’t ready,” she admitted, laughing. “But I also didn’t want it to end.”

The Internet Melts

Fans were quick to latch onto the story, which went viral within hours of the podcast release. Swifties and NFL fans alike flooded X (formerly Twitter) with reactions:

“Forget couple goals — Travis and Taylor handling three kids under five is PARENTING GOALS.”

“Taylor Swift babysitting three toddlers sounds like a Disney+ show I would binge immediately.”

“Daddy Trav and Queen Tay Tay? That house better be baby-proofed yesterday.”

Even Jason chimed in from his own account, posting a photo of a beer and the caption:
“To Travis and Taylor: I owe you big time. Wyatt said you’re better at bedtime stories than me. I’m not mad, just wounded.”

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Of course, the moment sparked plenty of speculation about whether Taylor and Travis are ready for kids of their own.

“They definitely didn’t say that,” one source clarified. “But when Bennett fell asleep on Taylor’s chest and Travis looked over with a grin — yeah, that moment said a lot without saying anything.”

For now, Travis and Taylor are back to their regular routines — football prep for him, tour planning for her — but they’re already promising to have the girls over again soon.

“We survived,” Taylor joked. “And maybe — just maybe — we passed Parenting 101.”