Taylor Swift Calls Travis Kelce’s Proposal “10 Out Of 10”

Taylor Swift is opening up about the magical moment Travis Kelce asked her to marry him, and she couldn't be happier.

The superstar shared the sweet story during a recent interview while promoting her brand-new album, "The Life of a Showgirl."

Swift gushed over Kelce's surprise proposal, calling it "10 out of 10," and even revealed how their love inspired some of the most personal songs she has ever written.

Swift revealed that Kelce went above and beyond to make his proposal unforgettable.

During her October 3 appearance on "The Graham Norton Show," the 35-year-old singer explained how the NFL star transformed the backyard of his home into a stunning private garden.

"He really crushed it in surprising me," Swift said with a smile, per PEOPLE. "While we were talking on his podcast, he had a complete garden built out the back of his house to propose in."

She described the proposal as pure magic, adding, "He went all out – 10 out of 10."

Swift, who wore a dazzling black mini dress paired with her sparkling new engagement ring, beamed as she relived the romantic moment.

The pop icon noted that her fiancé, who is now mentioned multiple times on her album, made sure everything about the proposal felt personal and deeply meaningful to their relationship.

When asked about upcoming wedding plans, Taylor Swift didn't reveal much, but she left fans with a playful tease.

"You'll know," she said simply, making it clear she wants to enjoy her current projects before diving into planning her big day.

"I want to do the album stuff first, and the wedding is what happens after in terms of planning. I think it will be fun to plan," the star added.

Swift has often spoken about how important timing is in her career and personal life.

With her brand-new album out, she explained that she is currently focused on her music.

Still, her excitement about the future with Travis Kelce was impossible to hide.

Swift admitted that her relationship with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end was a huge creative force behind "The Life of a Showgirl."

On the show, the "Cruel Summer" crooner explained how writing songs kept her motivated during her grueling Eras Tour.

"I was physically exhausted — sick and worn down — so to spark me up, I had the album as a secret passion project behind the scenes. It stopped me hitting a wall," Swift said.

The album, her 12th, was released on October 3 and has already been praised for its bold, playful sound.

Unlike her more introspective records, Swift said this one was about storytelling from a different perspective.

"I think my wheelhouse is bigger now," she explained. "I feel I can do anything now while running in heels. I am confident to write higher choruses, jump an octave, and do falsetto stuff. I have more confidence after the tour."

Many tracks, from "Opalite" to the daring "Wood," are inspired by her relationship with Kelce.

Taylor Swift didn't hold back when it came to putting her feelings for her man into her music.

Her track "Wood" has already sparked headlines for its steamy lyrics, with Swift singing openly about intimacy and passion.

"New Heights of manhood / I ain't gotta knock on wood," she sang, referencing Kelce's podcast with his brother Jason.

She even teased their engagement in the second verse, "Girls, I don't need to catch the bouquet, mm / To know a hard rock is on the way."

Elsewhere on the record, songs like "The Fate of Ophelia," "Wi$h Li$t," and "Honey" highlighted how Travis Kelce changed her life.

On "Opalite," Kelce's personal favorite, Swift sang about creating happiness on her own terms while leaning on love for strength.

She even hinted at wanting "a couple kids" and shared her dreams of settling down in a home "with a driveway and a basketball hoop."

Alongside the excitement of releasing her new album, Swift is also basking in the support she receives from her partner.

The NFL star has turned into her loudest cheerleader, telling listeners on his "New Heights" podcast that he has been "dancing around the house" to "The Life of a Showgirl."

He praised the album's mix of upbeat sounds and poetic lyrics, calling it "so much fun to listen to."

Kelce even admitted that his favorite track is "Opalite," the same one that Swift's dad, Scott, also loves.

Swift herself has spoken about Kelce's ability to lift her, describing him as "a vibe-booster in everyone's life" and "a human exclamation point."