When Travis Kelce’s father Ed’s girlfriend Maureen Maguire was laid to rest Thursday, Ed, Travis’ brother Jason and his wife Kylie were all pictured at her somber funeral — but Travis and girlfriend Taylor Swift were nowhere to be found.
We know why: The famous couple was unable to attend due to the Kansas City Chiefs’ training camp in Missouri, where the tight end was pictured on the same day.
Travis, 35, was seen on the field for training camp on Thursday, ahead of the NFL’s upcoming season, which begins in September.
The rigorous training event is currently taking place in at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Mo.
Maguire, Ed Kelce’s longtime partner, died at the age of 74, and he took to Facebook on Saturday to share her obituary.
“She loved the beach—especially the shore—and had a deep affection for dogs.”
Ed’s girlfriend also “grew an unexpected love for football later in life, sharing many laughs and adventures with her beloved friend Ed Kelce and her loyal dog Butch.”
Little is known about Ed’s relationship with Maguire, though Ed once shared that while posing with the “Blank Space” singer, 35, for a photo, Maguire joked, “Hey, that’s my boyfriend.”
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With Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce reportedly spotted house-hunting in Ohio — here are the ritziest areas even an A-lister could love
Lovebirds Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have reportedly toured at least two homes in Cleveland’s Eastside suburbs in June.
The pop icon and football star were seen having lunch at a cute French bistro in Chagrin Falls, an idyllic village near Kelce’s hometown in Cleveland Heights.
Sources told The Post that local consensus puts the pair in Hunting Valley, Ohio for their house hunt. The village in the Chagrin River Valley is known for its palatial properties and a 5 acre minimum.
While the median sale price in Cleveland is just $131,675, prices skyrocket in these outer suburbs. Trust funds and lacrosse scholarships abound in areas like historic Shaker Heights, bucolic Waite Hill, ritzy Hunting Valley and affluent Bratenahl — all of which potentially boast the perfect home for a post-NFL retirement and another feather in Swift’s $80 million real estate cap.
