Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s parents reportedly planning to meet at Chiefs vs. Eagles game

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are ready to take their relationship to the next level.

The lovebirds — who just spent two nights in Argentina together as the Grammy winner resumed her Eras Tour — are reportedly having their parents meet at Monday night’s Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs game.

“Taylor and Travis have met each other’s parents so it only makes sense that they’d want their parents to meet each other as things between them are getting really serious,” an insider told Us Weekly Wednesday.

“Taylor and Travis both have a very close bond with their parents and it’s really important that their families blend seamlessly, as well.”

And although Kelce’s mother, Donna Kelce, said she doesn’t believe Swift, 33, will be at the game since she has an Eras Tour concert in Brazil the night before, Us Weekly’s source said otherwise.

“She’s trying to manage going to the game,” they noted. “It’s really important to her to be there when their parents meet.”

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Page Six did not receive an immediate response after contacting Swift and Travis’ reps for comment on the report.

Of course, fans know the “Cruel Summer” hitmaker hustles for what she wants — and her making the game is definitely possible.

For example, she flew home from Buenos Aires Monday night wearing her sparkly blue “Midnights” era costume she dons at the end of her shows and still found time to change and grab dinner with her pal Gracie Abrams.

Swift and the hunky athlete made their relationship public in September and they have not been shy about bringing each other around their respective families.

It’s well known Swift has bonded with the tight end’s parents during her frequent trips to the VIP box to cheer him on during his NFL games.

Plus, Travis, 34, dished on meeting Swift’s father, Scott Swift, over the weekend at the Eras Tour on Wednesday’s episode of “New Heights.”

“[Taylor’s dad is] a huge football guy,” he gushed to his brother, Eagles center Jason Kelce. “He played college ball … I believe he was a line-backer turned center.”

He also teased his brother by saying he turned Scott — a lifelong Eagles fan — into a Kansas City fan.

“Got him over to the good side, baby,” he teased. “Just one by one, getting all the good ones to come on over.”

The game is going to be an important one — not only because Travis and Taylor may introduce their parents to each other, but also because it’s the first time Travis and Jason will face each other on the field since Kansas City beat the Eagles at Super Bowl LVII this year.

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