Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Manifests Children for Travis Kelce: ‘We’re Putting That Voodoo on You and Taylor’
Dwayne Johnson Jokes He’s “Manifesting” Kids for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
Appeared on New Heights podcast • Published Oct 13
On the Oct. 13 episode of the Kelce brothers’ New Heights podcast, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson playfully urged Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce—who announced their engagement in August—to start a family. Speaking to Jason Kelce, Johnson referenced his own experience as a father of three daughters and encouraged Travis that parenthood is ahead of him.
Johnson also joked about sending good energy their way, quipping that he was “putting that voodoo” on the couple to encourage offspring. Travis responded with laughter, calling it “that blessing voodoo.”
Fans and peers have echoed the sentiment. Veteran musician Stevie Nicks has publicly expressed hope that the pair deepen their relationship, marry and, should they wish to, raise children together. Meanwhile, Jason Kelce has noted that Travis’ mother, Donna Kelce, has been nudging him about having kids.
There are also hints in Swift’s recent music that touch on domestic dreams; several songs on her latest album contain lyrical moments that listeners interpret as references to settling down and family life. Still, Swift has made clear that she’s focused on her album rollout and the next steps for her career as she plans her wedding.
For fans who want the full context, the complete New Heights episode with Dwayne Johnson is embedded above.

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