Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, despite his relationship with pop superstar Taylor Swift, a known fan of the Christmas rom-com "Love Actually," has playfully resisted reviewing the film on his podcast, "New Heights."

During a recent episode, Kelce's sister-in-law, Kylie Kelce, called into the show's hotline, suggesting "Love Actually" as a potential movie review for the holiday season. She hinted that Jason Kelce, her husband and Travis's brother, had repeatedly declined watching the film with her. This prompted a humorous exchange between the brothers, with Travis initially appearing to search for the movie before ultimately dismissing the idea.

While acknowledging Swift's fondness for the movie, Travis jokingly pleaded with Kylie not to "torture" him with the review. He expressed a preference for a different Christmas film and even suggested Jason review "Love Actually" on Kylie's podcast instead. However, after some persuasion from their producer and considering fan input, the brothers eventually conceded to reviewing "Love Actually" alongside a fan-chosen movie.

Interestingly, Travis mentioned his growing appreciation for Hugh Grant's films, adding a layer of complexity to his resistance. He clarified that his reluctance wasn't due to a dislike for "Love Actually" but rather a disinterest in reviewing it. He also made sure to emphasize that "Die Hard" is not a Christmas movie, preemptively discouraging fans from suggesting it.