Talking to People, former soccer star David Beckham gave advice about the relationship between couple Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

Soccer legend David Beckham knows what the relationship between athlete Travis Kelce and pop star  Taylor Swift  is like, and he wants the best for both of them.

At the premiere of Netflix’s 4-episode Beckham documentary , David Beckham (48 years old) said

“There is a lot of noise around Taylor Swift right now”, referring to the media going crazy around the relationship

Rumors of the female singer (33 years old) with Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce (33 years old).

Beckham continued: “Taylor is an amazing talent and she deserves to be happy. No matter what Taylor does or who she’s with, as long as she’s happy, that’s the most important thing.”

When asked if he had any advice for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, David Beckham offered his perspective on his marriage to fashion designer and former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham.

The one-time soccer star said the key to a long-term relationship is having alone time. “The same goes for Victoria and I. We’ve been together for 26 years, almost 3 decades.

We have great kids, built a business but we still make time for each other “, Beckham said. David Beckham

Added that he and his wife “respect each other” and they both know that “you have to stick to this”.

David Beckham and Victoria got engaged a year after they met at a football match in 1997 and married on July 4, 1999.

The two share daughter Harper (12 years old) and 3 sons Cruz (18 years old), Romeo (21 years old), and Brooklyn (24 years old).

Recently, the owner of the song Bejeweled and the American football star have become a topic of discussion in the celebrity world

Since Taylor Swift watched Kansas City Chiefs matches to cheer for Kelce.

The pair are “still just getting to know each other,” a source told People , and another insider added the pair have yet to define their relationship

“Travis is a charming guy. They both look alike.” It’s like we’re having an outing rather than a date.”