Travis Kelce's NFL Friends Hit the Gym Before Taylor Swift Wedding

This week, news broke that NFL star tight end Travis Kelce and pop icon Taylor Swift are preparing for their wedding, rumored to take place in the coming days. Ahead of the celebration, Kelce's fellow tight ends — George Kittle, Robert Tonyan, and Zach Ertz — were spotted at a New York City gym, squeezing in one last workout before attending one of the most anticipated events of the year.

The football players, who participate in the annual Tight End University summer camp alongside Kelce, didn't miss the chance to stay in shape even on his wedding day. George Kittle, who plays for the San Francisco 49ers, even joked that he shouldn't overdo it — he has to fit into a blue suit later, and bulking up too much might cause problems.

Robert Tonyan, currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and veteran Zach Ertz, who has played 13 NFL seasons, also joined the session. All of them are professional tight ends, just like the groom, who plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. The Tight End University camp, founded by Kelce and Kittle, brings together top players at the position for training and bonding.

Notably, Taylor Swift has already made appearances at TEU events: late last month, she surprised the camp participants with an impromptu performance. Now the football players are returning the favor by attending the wedding — but not before hitting the weights, staying true to their athlete habits.

While no official wedding date has been confirmed, insiders report the ceremony will take place in New York City this weekend. The guest list is expected to include many stars from music and sports, making the event one of the most talked-about of the year.

For fans of the couple, this news is another sign of their serious relationship. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have been dating for over a year, and their romance has consistently drawn media attention. Now, it appears a marriage is on the horizon, and the groom's friends are already preparing for the celebration — even if it means lifting weights first.