Travis Kelce is trying to catch up to his girlfriend Taylor Swift‘s billionaire status. The 34-year-old Kansas City Chiefs player has filed several trademarks for various items, including clothing, bobbleheads, and even cereal, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
Kelce filed the documents with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Monday.
In the filing obtained by RadarOnline.com, the Super Bowl champ applied to trademark his name, along with four others: KILLATRAV, ALRIGHT NAH, FLIGHT 87, and KELCE’S KRUNCH.
The trademarks are still pending review, but include lapel pins, pins being jewelry, printed posters, hats, hoodies, socks, sweatpants, sweatshirts, polo shirts, sports jerseys, t-shirts, buttons, bobblehead dolls, promoting the goods and services of others, entertainment services, namely, personal appearances by a sports celebrity.
Of course, KELCE’S KRUNCH is the breakfast cereal — a playful spin on Cap’n Crunch.
Fans noticed when the football stud was photographed holding a blue can, which some believed was an Accelerator energy drink. Kelce has a deal with Accelerator, which allegedly advertises on his podcast with his brother, Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce, called New Heights.
Insiders claimed that Kelce’s family, including his parents and brother, are overwhelmed by the attention his relationship with Swift has gained. The fan frenzy T-Swift brings allegedly makes them worried for Travis’ safety, reported TMZ.
Despite their concerns, his mom, Donna, and his father, Ed, are happy he’s found a significant other — and have enjoyed getting to know the Shake It Off singer… despite Donna downplaying their first hangout.