Travis Kelce’s Friends Tried Using Taylor Swift To Troll Him And It Backfired In The Worst Way
Travis Kelce’s Friends Tried Using Taylor Swift To Troll Him And It Backfired In The Worst Way
Travis Kelce’s friends tried their best to distract him during a game of golf by employing a Taylor Swift-related tactic.
A video has surfaced online that shows the NFL star lining up for a swing in the middle of a fairway while his friends began playing Swift’s ‘Bad Blood’ track and giggle their faces off. The attempt to get under his skin clearly didn’t rattle the typically unflappable Kelce as he swung.
And, although the clip doesn’t show where the ball ended up, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end appeared to be very pleased with himself as he celebrated in their faces.
Check it out right below:
To all the Swifties: watch till the end, it’ll be worth it. 😉 pic.twitter.com/KfQ1xtr8GK
— Linda (@eltravedor) March 28, 2024
Travis Kelce Has Been Spending Quality Time With Taylor Swift This Offseason
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are enjoying their first offseason together, albeit details on the exact date they decided to become an item being murky.
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Kelce is in full downtime mode after helping the Chiefs win the Super Bowl in February while Swift’s Eras Tour is on pause.
“Taylor and Travis are soaking up their downtime together. They are appreciating the here and now and the love they share with one other,” Entertainment Tonight noted, quoting a source. “When they’re able to just chill out, they love to hang out with their friends and family, travel, see new things together, and enjoy their privacy.“
Taylor is on break for another month, which Kelce is sure to appreciate, although their time together could prompt more dad bod sightings.
The Chiefs star was spotted at a beach in the Bahamas with the pop star, who earned rave reviews for her figure as she sported a revealing swimsuit. Kelce, on the other hand, has put on a few pounds since lifting the Lombardi Trophy last month and has admitted that he’s been drinking a lot more than usual.
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