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Pop superstar Taylor Swift officially announced her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, during her upcoming appearance on the New Heights podcast hosted by her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, this week.
"This is my brand new album, The Life of a Showgirl," Swift said while revealing a blurred out image to Jason during a clip from the upcoming interview shared on New Heights' social media accounts early Tuesday (August 12) morning.
Swift was revealed as the next guest on the New Heights podcast in another post shared on the show's social media accounts late Monday (August 11) night.
"We're about to do a f**king podcast," Swift said excitedly to Travis in a clip teasing her upcoming appearance on the New Heights podcasts' social media accounts Monday (August 11) night.
New Heights previously shared a graphic teasing its next episode set to be released on Wednesday (August 13), which featured a silhouette resembling Swift, as well as an orange background, which fans have connected to potential upcoming music. Several Instagram users also acknowledged that Travis appeared to be sitting next to the mystery guest while Jason was wearing a Taylor Swift shirt in the graphic.
"Episode on the 13th, Jason’s eras shirt, same orange background as Taylor Nation’s post…..," one fan wrote in response to the New Heights Instagram post.
Kelce famously revealed that he attempted to give Swift a friendship bracelet with his phone number when he attended her concert at Arrowhead Stadium prior to their relationship in 2023.
Swift later said that Kelce "very adorably put me on blast" when he acknowledged the situation on his podcast, which she said "was metal as hell" while being featured as Time Magazine's 'Person of the Year' in December 2023. Kelce, who mulled retirement this past offseason, will return for his 13th NFL season months removed from the Chiefs falling short of what would've been the first Super Bowl three-peat in NFL history, having won three of the last five.