Travis Kelce’s fiancée Taylor Swift joins the 'The Traitors' fandom

Taylor Swift has added another show to her watchlist, and it’s full of deception.

The global pop star is an avid fan of The Traitors, according to her future mother-in-law, Donna Kelce, who recently competed on the latest season of the hit reality competition series.

Appearing on the show’s reunion special, Donna confirmed that Swift, along with her parents, Scott and Andrea Swift, regularly tunes in.

“Yes, she’s a watcher,” Donna said when asked if the singer follows the series. “So is her family. They love Traitors.”

Donna made headlines as the season’s first-ever Secret Traitor, though her covert role ended in episode three when she was banished. 

The season was ultimately won by Rob Rausch, a former Love Island USA contestant.

Donna admitted her sons, Jason Kelce and Swift’s fiancé, Travis Kelce, were surprised by her strategic gameplay.

“They thought that I gave it my best shot,” she said. “But they’re like, you know, you were probably more treacherous than we thought you could be.”

The brothers had previously praised their mother’s performance on their New Heights podcast, with Jason calling her run “fantastic” despite her early elimination.

“I loved watching her in it,” he said, noting she proved “way more deceitful and devious” than he expected.

Travis echoed the sentiment, saying he was “so proud” of his mom and impressed by how she “stood her ground at the round table.”

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end also commended comedian Ron Funches for showing Donna kindness throughout the competition, even after her secret role was revealed.

Not everyone agreed with the Secret Traitor twist. Jason’s wife, Kylie Kelce, admitted she felt the hidden role put Donna at a disadvantage.

Speaking on the Green Light podcast, Kylie said she was “irked” by the decision, arguing that Mama Kelce would have thrived with the opportunity to form alliances openly.

“I wanted her to have her best chance to team up with people,” she explained, adding that Donna’s naturally sweet personality may have made traditional gameplay even more compelling.