Mama Kelce denied giving any advice to her son’s superstar girlfriend, instead sought one from her.

Ever since the pop icon released her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, Travis Kelce has been quite in the headlines. A couple of the tracks from the 17-track album are dedicated to her Super Bowl champion boyfriend.

But recently, Mama Kelce hit the headlines when she showered high praise on Taylor Swift and called TTPD her “best work” to date. During the recent appearance at the QVC’s first-ever Age of Possibility summit, held in Las Vegas, Donna candidly spoke about listening to Swift’s album with People magazine.

I was just very impressed. She is a very talented woman, and I think it is probably her best work.

Donna Kelce said

Swift’s album has been on Swifties’ top list since it was released while the flames of her romance with the Kansas City Chiefs star are still burning. And seeing Donna talking about it, she truly seems one of the biggest fans of her son’s superstar girlfriend. Unlike Mama Kelce, the three-time Super Bowl champion has rather remained silent on the release of The Tortured Poets Department, but he did speak high words for the album earlier in February.

Though the highlights relating to TTPD have been the songs about Travis, it also includes tracks about Swift’s exes Matt Heavly and Joe Alwyn. It even includes a track about the pop icon’s infamous feud with Kim Kardashian.

Mama Kelce seeks Taylor Swift’s advice

While talking about Swift’s latest album in high words, Mama Kelce was asked to advise the 14-time Grammy winner about growing older. To which, she responded by saying Swift should give some advice to her instead.

She doesn’t need my advice on anything. In fact, I hope she will give me advice.

Mama Kelce said

Mama Kelce and Taylor Swift (Via NBC News)
Even though Donna didn’t give any specific advice to Swift, she sure has given plenty to her two NFL star sons. Both, build their name and prominence individually and won Super Bowl rings.

Enjoy life, be kind to others, treat everyone the same. And work ethic: try your hardest, work longer, harder, more than anyone else at your work, and if you do that it will pay off.

Donna Kelce added

Growing up, Donna raised both her sons to be kind and loyal towards their personal and professional lives. Seeing her sons become stars in the NFL, Mama Kelce has truly cracked supreme motherhood.