The loved-up couple have enjoyed a whirlwind romance over the past 18 months, with Swift first confirming it publicly by attending one of Kelce’s Chiefs games for the first time in September 2023.

Their relationship has dominated headlines ever since the popstar first showed up to Arrowhead Stadium, meaning it has often been a struggle for them to head out for a romantic evening undetected.

Yet according to The US Sun, when they visit restaurants Swift and Kelce have two important requests for staff in order to keep their intimate dinners private.

‘Taylor’s security calls the restaurants beforehand to request a private room for the couple,’ a source is quoted as saying.

‘They request workers serving them in the private room to refrain from interacting with them or asking for photos to avoid drawing attention.

‘Before Travis began bringing Taylor to the Kansas City spots, he would socialize more with staff and guests of the restaurants.’

One of Taylor and Travis’ favorite spots in Kansas City is Prime Social, which Kelce rented out when his girlfriend watched him play at Arrowhead for the first time.

That night the Chiefs tight end’s family and teammates also attended the cocktail lounge and restaurant, which offers sushi, pizza, sliders, cocktails with a side of caviar and lots more.

Kelce and Swift have also been spotted at Argentinian steakhouse Piropos in the past, while pop-up holiday bar Miracle is another favorite for them.

The songstress is expected to be in Kansas City this weekend for her man’s crucial NFL playoff game against the Buffalo Bills.

The Chiefs are gearing up for their seventh straight AFC Championship game on Sunday, with the Bills standing in their way of a third consecutive Super Bowl appearance.

Ahead of the season-defining fixture, this week Kelce opened up on the pressure he puts on himself to at least reach the AFC showpiece every season, which shocked older brother and Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason.

‘I don’t think people realize how f***ing crazy this is,’ Jason initially said to him on the latest episode of their New Heights podcast.

‘Seven straight times you have been one of the top two teams in the AFC. Is it just expected that you’re gonna go to the AFC Championship game?’

Travis replied: ‘I put that on myself every single year. It’s either that or I’m a failure.’

‘That’s a hell of a way to live your life. It’s working out so far,’ Jason responded.

‘I don’t care if I’m the MVP or the league, which I’ll never be or which I’ve never been up for,’ Travis then added.

‘But it doesn’t matter what you do individually, it’s about what your team does at the end of the day.’