Can Travis Kelce Inspire Taylor Swift to Embrace Marriage and Motherhood with Enthusiasm?

Like many fans of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, Jason Sudeikis also wants to find out what happens in the next chapter of their love story.

So when the NFL star joined him onstage for a comedy sketch at the annual Big Slick Celebrity Weekend charity event in Kansas City, Mo. June 1, the Ted Lasso actor popped the ultimate question.

“Hey Travis, real talk, OK, just the guys here,” Sudeikis said, as seen in videos shared by fans. “When are you going to make an honest woman out of her?”

As much of the crowd erupted in cheers, the Kansas City Chiefs star tight end smiled and rubbed his beard for a couple of seconds.

Sudeikis—who was speaking in character alongside his real-life uncle George Wendt of Cheers fame and Robert Smigel in a tribute to the latter two’s recurring ’90s Saturday Night Live sketch Bill Swerski’s Super Fans—joked, “Look, Taylor doesn’t need to be working anymore.”

The fellow SNL alum added, “I know your kicker agrees with me”—an apparent reference to Kansas City Chiefs player Harrison Butker’s recent controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College, a Catholic school, in which he said most female graduates would be “most excited” about marriage and motherhood.

Kelce briefly threw his head back and then let out a small chuckle in response as he continued to sit calmly next to the trio, who went on to joke about women’s voting rights.

“Guys,” the Chiefs star tight end finally said, “you’re really pushing it.”