Continuous software engineering (CSE) has become essential for delivering flexible, market-driven software solutions by integrating development, operations, and business strategy under agile principles. CSE practices also lead to the accumulation of technical debt (TD), highlighting the importance of effective technical debt management (TDM). Traceability can play a key role in TDM by linking TD items to past decisions throughout the software life cycle; in addition, the TD traceability remains underexplored in the literature. This study investigates how software practitioners manage the traceability of TD in CSE environments. We conducted eight semi-structured interviews to understand existing processes, tools used, and challenges. Findings reveal that TD traceability is generally ad hoc, lacks standardized practices, and is primarily supported by tools that focus on visualizing TD in backlogs without preserving decision rationale. These results point out to opportunities for future research to enhance TD traceability in CSE.