Dr. Phil and Patti Stanger warn what could cause Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to split
Could these factors mean the end of their “Love Story”?
Dr. Phil and “Millionaire Matchmaker” star Patti Stanger weighed in on the biggest risk factors that could threaten the longevity of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance during a teaser for the special “TMZ Investigates: Taylor & Travis: Ultimate Love Story.”
“The biggest risk factor I see is that if they both have schedules that are so full that they fight to spend quality time together,” Dr. Phil McGraw stated in a clip that was shared on Sunday.
Something else that could spell doom for Kelce and Swift, both 34, would be their lack of privacy.
“There is another challenge, privacy,” Charles Latibeaudiere, TMZ’s executive producer, said.
“Something that has proved more than elusive for Taylor since she was a teenager and something Travis has been experiencing in a big way since he started dating her.”
“There is no such thing as privacy anymore for them, “Shark Tank” judge Mark Cuban chimed in. “It does not exist.”
“Having security and having people around you is such a scene wherever you go. So the first thing you have to understand is that they have zero privacy.”
The in-depth look at the relationship between the musician and the Kanas City Chiefs tight end comes as the pair have taken social media — and the world — by storm.
The Super Bowl champ initially invited the singer to one of his games at Arrowhead Stadium after failing to give her his number during her Eras tour stop in Kansas City, Missouri.
The “Cruel Summer” singer later showed up at Kelce’s game against the Chicago Bears and was seen leaving with Kelce through the player’s entrance.
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