From Billboard · Hannah Dailey · · 1m 40s
Jason Kelce's daughters kept calling Taylor Swift by her full name
The pop star's nieces had to learn to call her Aunt Tay Tay instead of using her famous full name.
In brief
The pop star's nieces had to learn to call her Aunt Tay Tay instead of using her famous full name. When someone becomes as famous as Taylor Swift, even young children default to using their full name rather than a casual nickname. Originally reported by Billboard.
Kelce's daughters called her Taylor Swift

Jason Kelce's daughters couldn't stop using Taylor Swift's full name when they first met her, even though she's their aunt. They had to be reminded to call her Aunt Tay Tay instead.
“'Taylor Swift, can I do this? Taylor Swift!'”
Breaking the habit took effort
Jason had to repeatedly remind his daughters they could just call her Taylor, not her full famous name. He found their habit adorable but knew it needed correcting.
Fame makes people use full names
Jason explained that when someone becomes that famous, people naturally default to using their full name. He compared it to how people refer to Tom Cruise by his full name too.
“When somebody gets that famous, you just call the person their full name.”
Swift bonds with her nieces over baking

Taylor Swift previously revealed on the New Heights podcast that she loves baking with Jason's four daughters: Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finn. They put sprinkles in everything when they hang out.
“They love sprinkles. We put sprinkles in everything when we hang out.”
Travis proposed that same day
The day Taylor Swift recorded that podcast episode with the Kelce brothers, Travis got down on one knee and proposed. They later married over Fourth of July weekend at Madison Square Garden.
Jason served as best man
Jason Kelce was his brother's best man at the wedding, which had about one thousand guests. Travis called the celebration at Madison Square Garden magical and intimate.
“It was just so magical, man.”
In short
When someone becomes as famous as Taylor Swift, even young children default to using their full name rather than a casual nickname.




