Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are really feeling the love now — this video of them kissing to ring in the New Year also shows him saying “I love you” to her … in the view of Swifties, that is.

Fans are certainly convinced he dropped the L-word just as they smooched at midnight. Watch and decide for yourself — the speculation is it happens in the first few seconds of the clip.

However, we’ve checked with a few professional lip readers — some who’ve testified in high-profile court cases — and they tell TMZ … the video is far too blurry to confirm the public declaration of love.

So, we’ll never know precisely what sweet nothings the NFL star whispered to the singer while packing on the PDA — unless they reveal it — but, it wouldn’t be all that weird if they did exchange ‘I love yous” … they’ve been dating at least 6 months now.

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It’s also not clear where they rang in the New Year — but a fellow partygoer shared the clip … and it looks like others at the bash respectfully left the two to get on with their smoochin’.

The couple was partying somewhere in the Kansas City area Sunday night … after Travis and the Chiefs played the Bengals.

As we reported, TS arrived at Arrowhead Stadium solo Sunday afternoon to cheer on her beau … which she’s been doing since they went public a few months ago.

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Diehard football fans have become increasingly vexed over the attention Taylor commands at games — but it looks like she’s not going anywhere in 2024.

So, there will be plenty of chances for fans to witness an ‘I love you” between them in the future … hopefully with a clearer video!

Surprise: Taylor Swift’s Dad Avoids Charges After Paparazzi Scuffle And Pays No Charges

SYDNEY (AP) — Taylor Swift’s father will not be charged over a paparazzi photographer’s claim that Scott Swift assaulted him on the Sydney waterfront hours after the pop star’s Australian tour ended last month.

Photographer Ben McDonald had alleged that one of Swift’s security guards forced an umbrella into his face and camera and that Scott Swift then punched him at the Neutral Bay Wharf, where the father and daughter had just come ashore from a yacht Feb. 27.

Taylor Swift’s representatives responded by accusing members of the media of aggression during the interaction.

Police began investigating the incident at the time and announced Wednesday that “no further police action” would be taken.

“No offences were detected, and the investigation was concluded with no further police action required,” said the statement from the New South Wales Police Force.

More than 600,000 fans saw the Australian leg of her Eras Tour at seven Australian stadium concerts.

Her tour shattered records when it reportedly surpassed $1 billion last year, and her film adaptation of the tour quickly took No. 1 at the box office and became the highest-grossing concert film to date.