LeBron James says he wants to join Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce’s ‘New Heights’ – and the Chiefs tight end said he’d be ‘HONORED’ to welcome the Lakers star to the show!

Travis and Jason Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast has become a hit off the field — and Lebron James wants in on the action.

The brothers’ podcast has received even more attention than usual lately due to Travis’ romance with Taylor Swift, with the latest episode becoming the podcast’s most-streamed episode to date according to a Spotify press release.

And while James had his own HBO show with “The Shop,” he has yet to appear on the Chiefs and Eagles stars’ show.

“@newheightshow Crazy, I can’t get an invite to be on your fantastic show!” he wrote further X.

“Is it because you guys really are the kings of NE Ohio, and I claim to be? Be honest! Seriously, you guys are AMAZING!!”

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Travis saw the message and was clearly flattered.

“The (goat)!!,” he wrote. Appreciate your Source. We would be honored if you blessed the show! It’s only right to grab Northeast Ohio’s best and have a chat, baby! ���� Let’s make it happen!!”

As both sides mentioned, there is an Ohio connection between James and the Kelces.

The Lakers star grew up in Akron, while the NFL brothers lived in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, as children.

Travis has had a whirlwind few weeks as his romance with Swift has become more public, with the pop star attending two of his matches.

Swift was even in Kansas City with his mother as the Chiefs defeated the Bears.

Earlier this week, Swift fans wished their “dad” Kelce a happy birthday as the tight end turned 34 years old.

And the NFL has leaned into the budding relationship, too.

The NFL asked TV networks to air ads for Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras’ Tour film ahead of its release

According to the New York Postthe league asked several national TV networks, including NBC, ESPN, Fox and CBS, to show free promos for Taylor Swift’s upcoming film.

ESPN and NBC agreed to comply with the league’s request by showing promos for Swift’s film before the start of their pregame shows last Sunday and Monday.

ESPN also played content related to Swift’s film during “Sunday NFL Countdown” and “Monday NFL Countdown.”

NBC’s free promo came on TV during the pregame show, “Football Night in America,” before the cameras turned to Swift, who visited Chiefs-Jets to watch her new boyfriend Kelce.