Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's Romance: Why Drew Barrymore's a Fan! (Exclusive)

Happy Super Bowl week and weekend! I love this. I love that the people are coming out. It's a beautiful day. First of all, where are you gonna be watching the game? Are you gonna be... At my apartment with some friends. I even, like, sent out a paperless post invitation. I've never thrown a Super Bowl party in my life... So cute. ...but this year feels that way. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm throwing a mini Super Bowl party at my house with my friends and kids and adults. Okay, so do you have a favorite? Are you rooting for one team or the other? Well, I'm rooting for the Love Story. You were because you're filled with love. I knew it. Yes. Is there going to be another ring besides the Super Bowl ring if you win this thing on Sunday? I'm focused on getting this ring. That's all that my mind's focused on right now. Are we rooting for a proposal on the field after the game? Oh, my God. Is that the new theory? It's a prop bet. I can't believe all of the theories are coming out. It's crazy. It's so wild. Whatever happens, as long as everybody's happy. I was at the Grammys, and I was lucky enough to watch her all night, and she just stood up for every artist and danced. Yeah. And it was like they're up there performing, and you want that energy, and she's up there for everybody, supporting everyone. She's brought football for dads and daughters to bond with. You know, that's a good point. You know, there are good things that are coming out of this, and there is a love story at the center of this game, and that's exciting, and I would call that a win-win. I don't know if I brought too much to the game. I think I just go out there and have fun. You know, Taylor has an unbelievable fan base that follows her and supports her throughout her life, and it's been fun to kind of gather the Swifties in the Chiefs' kingdom and open them up to the football world and the sports world, and it's been cool to just experience all that. I don't care if people say I'm corny. Like, this is the cutest thing for me. I just love watching it. I love watching their love bloom in front of us. I think it's really, really sweet. We need something good. Yes, ma'am. We need positive things. Yes, ma'am. The whole world needs a hug, and we can live vicariously through some joy as, you know, everybody, you know, is dealing with what they're dealing with. Exactly, with all of our stuff. But speaking of the Super Bowl and needing a hug, I wanted to give you a hug when I heard this story, okay? Oh, I wanted to. What is that? That somebody duped you on a dating app. You thought you were talking to the Rams quarterback. Oh, my gosh. He was not the quarterback for the L.A. Rams. He's a musician that thought he was being cute. And then the guy was like, hey, Drewski. And I was like, I hate you. You pithy, deceiving, playful. You've made me feel stupid. I don't know who you are. I feel so dumb. Why did we have to get off on this foot? I hate you. By the way, you know, our show is just, it's an unfiltered, like, exploration in life. Yeah, I'm just another girl on a dating app, and I was like, like, saw this guy. You were catfished. Well, yeah, and I felt so stupid, too. Okay, what happened? I've never, like, dated anyone, like, powerful, rich, bae. I don't know. I felt so stupid, yes. I felt stupid. So you just saw, you saw the profile, you had matched on the profile. Also, okay, here's the backstory. I was so excited for football to come to Los Angeles. Yes. We didn't have any teams, and all of a sudden, we got the Rams and the Chargers. I went to the Rams Coliseum first game, their practice game. That's how excited I was to have football. So I wanted to discuss that with this person, like, hey, I went to that first Coliseum game. Isn't the Coliseum great? And then that wasn't what he did, so, yeah, it just made me feel stupid. Well, first of all, you shouldn't feel stupid, because I think we've all been in that position where we thought it may be one thing, and then it wasn't. I have been. I definitely have. But I loved the kind of save for this, because we saw Austin Butler on your show, and you were kind of telling the story that you were going on this date. Yes. Funny enough, I have my first date in a long time. I'm excited for your night tonight. I'm not. Everyone says when you go on a date with someone, don't do the dinner. Do a drink. But I don't know better. I like the dinner. Then you know if it doesn't work. You get to actually talk, and, yeah, you're going to have a great time. So, number one, how did the date go? Lovely. Old world. He was very old-fashioned. Okay. Like, where would you like your coat? Can I pay for the check? Like, out of another era. That doesn't happen. And world. I know. And, yes, okay, what about Austin Butler's dating advice? What if you get weird vibes right out of the gate, though? Then what? Then run. Yeah, then you go to the bathroom and you call a friend, and you have them give you a surprise call. Can you do that? You want to do that? Yes. Will you please be my... I'll be your friend. Really? Yeah, yeah. I'm not kidding. Please be my get-out-of-here free call. Yeah, yeah. You just send me a text later. Thank you. Presumably, you didn't have to use your get-out-of-jail-free call. No, but how nice is that that Austin Butler would offer that to me? Did you get his number? Him and Callum Turner. No, I didn't even ask for it. I was just like, thank you. He reminded me I could get out of it if I didn't like it. But it was like one hour at a bar. Felt like very old world. That's very kind of, yes, and very New York. Yes, you know, and I go on, like, a date once every, like, year. And just to keep myself in the game and have stories like this and remind myself I'm alive and human. And this is kind of what we're all, you know, going through. And nobody asks each other out in real life anymore. You got to find it on the app. You get accepted and rejected in a portal. Well, I'm going to buy into... Everybody should talk in real life. Exactly. I'm going to buy into what you said when, I think it was, was it Tabitha Brown on your show, where you said you had been single for seven years. Eight years. Now, this is, but this is like the 2024 is an eight year. Wait, how long have you been single? Seven. Okay, it's all right. Almost eight. It's all right. Well, eight is the number of new beginnings. Seven is the year of completion, but eight is new beginnings. So... Yeah! That's right. And it's the renewal year. The new beginning year. Yes. And seven is a completion number. I'm getting a seven year itch. Eight years. I know. And I love Tabitha so much. She has so much wisdom. I did a new thing, I believe is the name of her new book, and I love it so much because it just reminds you, you know, to go out there and get outside of your comfort zone. And face life. Face your life. So you're going to do that this year? Yes. Okay. Yes. But, you know, I date in wanting to be a part of life and in the swing of things, but my life is really full. Sis, will you do more of that, like, love story, like you're so loving about Taylor and Travis? We want... I want that for you. I want to sit back and watch that for you. As long as someone's an addition, not even the equation, and never the subtraction. Amen. You're the same. I want nothing less for you, too. We want that for each other, don't we? I know. We're so supportive of each other. We really do. Always. Because we have good hearts. Yes. And our lives are full, and so you say, I'm open to something that is kind and good and healthy and positive. I don't just need to fill a void. I don't have a void. So are you going to see kind fellow old world date man again? No. Okay. Probably not. After all that, my life is full. I'm like, nope. That was a fun moment. And moving forward.