Taylor Swift has 'three strict relationship rules' with NFL superstar boyfriend Travis Kelce

NFL superstar Travis Kelce reportedly has to follow rules set out by pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift.

Since the summer of 2023, Kelce and Swift have been dating, with the pair sharing a heart-warming moment during the Super Bowl final back in February.

With both Swift and Kelce in the spotlight, it has been reported that the pop sensation has set out a few rules that the NFL star has to follow.

As reported by the Life and Style Magazine, via MSN, Swift has a few rules for how Kelce can keep in touch with her and who the football player can hang out with.

Firstly, it has been suggested that Swift would like Kelce to video call her on FaceTime rather than just texting.

A source told the publication: "They’ll be doing lots of texting and calling, too, but Taylor likes to see Travis in real time.

"She likes to know where he is and who he’s with. It’s not that she doesn’t trust him, she just wants to feel connected."

In addition, it is believed that the singer does not prefer Kelce to be out drinking too much.

The source added: "Taylor loves Travis’ energy and spontaneity, but she doesn’t want him wasted at the bar with pals. He can celebrate his wins in style with her and their friends."

Lastly, it has been claimed that 'two of them have both agreed not to be photographed getting too close to members of the opposite gender to avoid speculation'.

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Recently, Kelce's brother Jason, was filmed smashing a fan's phone after the person made a remark about Travis and Swift.

Speaking about the incident, Jason said: "Everybody has seen what happened. I'm not happy with anything that took place, not proud of it. A heated moment to greet hate with hate and I don't think that's a productive thing, I really don't. I don't think it's the right way to go about things.

"In that moment I fell down to a level I shouldn't have. The bottom line is I try to live my life by the golden rule, I've always been taught to treat people with common decency and I'm going to try and keep doing that moving forward. Even though I fell short this week."