Just two months after tying the knot in a star-studded ceremony at New York City's Madison Square Garden, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly navigating one of the first major challenges of married life: spending time apart.

According to a report from the Daily Mail, the Grammy-winning singer has found it more difficult to adjust to the distance now that she and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end are husband and wife. With Kelce fully immersed in training camp ahead of the upcoming NFL season, the couple has had fewer opportunities to enjoy time together.

A source cited by the publication claimed that the separation feels different now that they're married.

"It's harder now that they're married because she naturally wants to spend more time with him," the source said. "They've been married for nearly two months, but they haven't been able to see each other very often."

The report adds that Swift misses the simple routines they shared before Kelce returned to football, including working out together, cooking meals and spending quiet mornings at home.

According to the same source, the singer values not only Kelce's companionship but also the sense of comfort and support he brings to her daily life.

"She loves having him by her side," the insider reportedly said. "He makes her feel loved, protected and cared for. She's deeply in love and wishes they could spend more time together."

Long stretches apart are nothing new for the couple. During much of their relationship, Swift was traveling the world for her record-breaking Eras Tour while Kelce remained focused on the Chiefs' NFL schedule. However, the report suggests that their recent marriage has made the time apart feel more significant.

Meanwhile, Kelce is entering what could be one of the most important seasons of his career. After briefly considering retirement following last season, the veteran tight end decided to return to Kansas City with hopes of helping the Chiefs bounce back after a disappointing campaign.

Both Kelce and the Chiefs are looking to regain championship form after back-to-back seasons that fell short of expectations, making the upcoming season especially meaningful.

Kansas City is scheduled to open its regular season at home against the Denver Broncos on Sept. 14, and fans will be watching to see whether Swift will be in attendance to cheer on her husband.

While the reports about the couple's personal life have generated widespread attention, neither Swift nor Kelce has publicly commented on the claims.