Will Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce live in Kansas City or NYC after wedding?

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have found their complementing rhythm of life, which balances their overexposed careers with a slow-paced family life.

The 35-year-old pop superstar and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, have been living in Kansas City largely because of his NFL schedule, and they might have found their forever home in the town.

The Fate of Ophelia hitmaker has been regularly attending her fiancé’s games at the Arrowhead Stadium, as well as hosting gatherings and attending celebrations with his family and friends.

Insiders close to the couple have previously shared that the engaged couple has merged their friend groups and gotten very well adjusted with each other’s families, so the transition to married life will only be natural.

The 14-time-Grammy winner and the Super Bowl champion are reportedly planning their wedding already, since they don’t want a long engagement.

Since Kelce is expected to retire after this season, a wedding and then family life seemingly fits his future plans perfectly.

Additionally, Kansas City appears to suit the Anti-Hero songstress because of its stark contrast with her life in New York City, where she is constantly followed by cameras and paparazzi.

A source recently told Page Six that the couple’s fans in Missouri tend to be respectful of their privacy and the couple can easily enjoy a private dinner without being bothered by the public.

"Travis is pretty beloved in Kansas City, so when he and Taylor go out to dinner at a restaurant, people will say hello [but] they don’t go out of their way to bother them,” they continued.

Since the New Heights co-host feels so “at home” in the city, Swift has also gotten “pretty comfortable” meeting the fans out and about.

The soon-to-be married couple also “love to turn their phones off [and have] no distractions [when they’re together].”

Soon after Swift and Kelce got together, the star athlete bought a new mansion in Kansas City for the couple to spend time together while protecting their privacy, which is likely where they would continue to live after getting married.