Washington, D.C., USA: Pop superstar Taylor Swift has given fans a rare insight into her relationship with fiance Travis Kelce in a teaser for her upcoming documentary series The End of an Era.

The six-part series, set to premiere on Disney on December 12, provides a closer look at Swift’s life and career, and according to People, she speaks openly about her connection with the NFL star.

In the preview, the 35-year-old singer shares how Kelce unexpectedly became a significant part of her life. Describing him as “the greatest surprise of my life,” Swift humorously recalls the start of their relationship.

She says, “The most meaningful relationship I’ve ever had… began with a man saying he was upset that I didn’t want to meet him,” referring to Kelce’s recount on the New Heights podcast in August, when he explained his initial attempts to connect with Swift during her Eras Tour.

The teaser also highlights the contrast between their careers. While both are performers, Swift points out that Kelce’s professional world is “considerably more violent.” Clips show the couple enjoying tender moments backstage, rehearsing dance moves for Kelce’s cameo during her tour, and spending time together during other tour preparations.

Disney notes that The End of an Era will explore the creation, scale, and cultural significance of the Eras Tour. The first two episodes will be released on December 12, followed by weekly releases of two episodes each.

In addition, Swift will debut the concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour – The Final Show the same day. The film captures the final performance of her tour on December 8, 2024, at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver and includes songs from her album The Tortured Poets Department, which were not part of the tour’s initial concert film due to the album’s later release.

Swift and Kelce announced their engagement publicly on August 26, sharing photos from their outdoor, floral-themed proposal. The caption read, “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” marking the culmination of a two-year relationship, according to People.