Add Page Six on Google The name of Travis Kelce and wife Taylor Swift’s dog has finally been revealed to be Wendy.
The Samoyed’s moniker was disclosed by Forbes after the pup made its fashion debut in a Tommy Hilfiger campaign alongside the Kansas City Chiefs star.
In the ad, Wendy posed with her famous dad on a striped lounger at The Plaza Hotel in New York City.
Kelce — who looked dapper in a navy peacoat and white turtleneck — smized for the camera as the pup sat up on his leg.
In a video for the campaign, Wendy and the NFL star got cozy together on a couch as Kelce sported a gray Hilfiger hoodie.
Fans began suspecting the newlyweds had become dog parents when images from inside their lavish Madison Square Garden wedding were leaked to the Daily Mail.
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In one snap of the garden-themed decor at the nuptials, there was a portrait of the pop star and the tight end holding a white dog.
Fans also recalled seeing the dog hop out of Swift’s car a few months prior.
Wendy made her debut alongside Kelce in July when she traveled with the athlete to Palm Beach, Florida, via Swift’s private jet.
Page Six exclusively reported that the pair got the white pooch “many months” ago and have had Wendy for “close to a year.”
We were told Swift and Kelce are “very happy” about “their shared pet.”
Swift and Kelce tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony — officiated by comedian Adam Sandler — in New York City on July 3.
The Grammy winner and her husband each exchanged 20-minute vows in front of an estimated 1,000 guests.
The bride and the groom both wore Dior haute couture. Swift reportedly walked down the aisle to her 2008 hit song “Love Story.”
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