REPORT: Taylor Swift’s “Strict” New Rules For Travis Kelce Include Strip Club Ban, $500K Allowance To “Improve His Wardrobe”
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND – JANUARY 28: Travis Kelce #87 of the Kansas City Chiefs (L) celebrates with Taylor Swift after defeating the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game at M&T Bank Stadium on January 28, 2024 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
If you want to date Taylor Swift, there are some guidelines you are going to follow to make that happen.
Travis Kelce has been thrust into the spotlight after another Super Bowl win, especially since he did so alongside Swift. Six months into their relationship, Swift is reportedly comfortable enough to set some rules for her man.
Kelce is reportedly mostly on board with the new set of rules, but some are quite outlandish.
A source told Life & Style that Swift has asked Kelce to stay away from strip clubs, which is something Kelce has no problem doing.
Kelce was seen wearing a shirt from a famous Las Vegas strip club in November after playing against the Raiders.
However, Swift has also reportedly asked her man not to pose for pictures with any female fans, something he isn’t a huge fan of.
Not only that, he reportedly is expected to Facetime Swift and not text whenever they are apart. He also has to improve his wardrobe with a $500k allowance provided by Swift, according to DailyMail.
The NFL athlete was recently spotted at a club in Las Vegas as he is still celebrating his big Super Bowl LVIII win. As per Daily Mail, the Kansas City Chiefs player was surrounded by “scantily-clad women” and also interacted with “some of them” while partying with his friends.
An insider told Life & Style that the globally known musician “doesn’t want to control him”, she “just wants to help” to build a stable relationship.
“Taylor loves Travis and thinks these rules will help things with their romance, as well as his career, stay on the rails,” the media outlet further shared.
The couple is reportedly committed to strengthening their bond and willing to make necessary adjustments to ensure their relationship thrives.
Swift and Kelce “are committed to doing whatever it takes to make their relationship stronger,” claimed the source.
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