Comedian and “The Roast of Tom Brady” comic Nikki Glaser couldn’t stop gushing over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement, claiming their relationship might leave others second-guessing their own relationships. Speaking with Entertainment Tonight at the 2025 MTV VMAs, Glaser made some confessions. One of them was how watching Swift and Kelce together has set new expectations for what love should look like.
Nikki Glaser explains why Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are ‘ruining some relationships’
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement is all over the news, and Nikki Glaser believes their relationship might “ruin some relationships.” Talking about Swift’s appearance on the New Heights podcast, Glaser confided in ET, saying, “I think it’s going to ruin some relationships, to be honest, because I think a lot of people watched that and were like, I deserve that.” She added, “I deserve that type of enthusiasm, and I deserve that kind of person who celebrates me in that way.”
Glaser, a longtime Swiftie, described waking up to texts the day Swift and Kelce’s engagement went public. “I woke up from a nap and my phone was blown up. I thought someone had died,” described Glaser. “It’s the best news, you know?” she recalled, adding that she wasn’t surprised by the news. “It was just very obvious to me that this was going to be lasting forever,” she explained.
Glaser gushed over the mutual devotion between the singer and the NFL star. “He’s obsessed with her, and that’s what every girl deserves, and every guy deserves,” she said. “And she does him, too. It’s like a really mutual thing.” For the comedian, Swift’s romance with Kelce raises the bar in the same way her career has for young women worldwide. She exclaimed, “I’m so happy for her!”
Nikki Glaser admitted she’s been swept up in the excitement following Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement. She said, “It’s so nice for someone else’s engagement to fill your life up with so much light and happiness.” Glaser might believe that Swift and Kelce’s relationship may mean trouble for others, but it is only to know that one deserves someone who “worships” them.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea.
