Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce announced his engagement to pop music star Taylor Swift on Instagram on Tuesday. The couple have been together for two years.Kelce and Swift's engagement news was a hot topic on social media."Taylor Swift has a ring before Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson,” one account tweeted, poking fun at the two quarterbacks for their lack of a Super Bowl ring."Stealing Jake Haener's thunder," another added."The biggest wedding of the century," a third commented.Many others sent their well-wishes to Kelce and Swift."All the best to them," one wrote."And the Red Kingdom soap opera continues... it seems like a feel-good story for now. Congrats to them!" a user tweeted."Taylor is a better catch than any Travis has ever made on the football field," a fan added.Kelce and Swift began dating in September 2023 after the music icon showed up to the first of many Chiefs games. However, Kelce said that he had known Swift for “close to a month” before she attended her first Kansas City game.Since then, Swift has been regularly attending Chiefs games to support Kelce. She was also on the field celebrating with Kelce when Kansas City won the Super Bowl in 2024.Less than two weeks ago, Swift made her first appearance on Kelce's "New Heights" podcast.Chiefs TE Travis Kelce hints at retirement after 2025 NFL seasonKansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce- Source: GettyTravis Kelce has played his entire NFL career with the Kansas City Chiefs since they drafted him in 2013. However, during an episode of the "Bussin' With The Boys" podcast in June, the tight end hinted that he might retire after the 2025 season.“I mean, it’s the last one on the contract,” Kelce said. “I don’t want to leave anything out there. I want to give it my all and make sure that I do this, you know, for the childhood dream in me...the kid in me that’s like, man, I want to make this sh** the best thing ever.”.Kelce is entering the final year of the two-year, $34.25 million extension he signed with the Chiefs in April 2024. He has won three Super Bowls and established himself as one of the greatest TEs to have played in the NFL.