Have Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce quietly uncoupled?

[Anonymous]

She might be trying to do whatever she needs to do for the tour starting back up, (rehearsals, meetings, fittings, etc) early so that they can take a mini-getaway at the start of his bye week. After that week she will start back tour, and he will be neck deep in the season.

She may also be planning something for his birthday next weekend, he will be 35…

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Anonymous wrote:The breakup date in the contract was Sept. 28.

Just so you know, Travis’s team took legal action against people who faked those documents. Seems like a pretty useless action if they were just going to break up the next week anyway.

Travis is trying to start a post-NFL career. He had to take action to preserve his image. Taylor is moving to his rearview. They both got a career boost, and now they can move on from this arrangement.

His acting career is DOA. He has no charm or charisma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“Insiders” (take it for what it is), say she’s working on something huge. Anyone who follows Taylor knows when she’s in a period of being more quiet, somethings brewing. And not a break up! and the second factor is the security At away stadiums. Expect her to be at the next home game. The risk isn’t worth the reward by going to the games from a safety perspective. They both have stalkers and receive death threats on a regular basis.

Maybe she's pregnant.

[Anonymous]

Isn't she also prepping for the next leg of NA tour?

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Anonymous wrote:I hope so. I just want to enjoy the NFL without her gaped mouth posing and preening.

Have you ever watched her at music award shows? She stands, dances and sings along to every perfomance. She makes a spectacle of herself. I can't decide if it's endearing or obnoxious.

You would not see this if the organizers didn’t have a Taylor Camera pointed at her during the entire show.

She is always in the front row. You can't miss her.

In a stadium of 50K people?

Yes, you can definitely miss her along with the other rich people sitting in the first rows of their boxes because the non-famous people don't have cameras pointed at them.

I like Taylor and don't think she and Travis have broken up but as a longtime football watcher I feel comfortable saying that Taylor tends to conduct herself in an attention grabbing way at games. I've seen many celebs show up to games and they will be shown onscreen but most commonly they are dressed down (often even wearing a baseball cap or something that helps them blend in) and when they are shown on screen they will just be sitting there or sometimes cheering but in a way that makes them look like any other football fan.

Taylor dresses in a way that really sets her apart from everyone else there and she generally has a full face of makeup (and her makeup is itself very attention grabbing with the red lips). She is extremely animated when she cheers in a way that seems self-conscious and sometimes over the top. None of this is a criticism -- there's nothing wrong with being an inherently attention-grabbing person and she's an international pop star. But I think it's disingenous to act like the reason she gets a lot of coverage when she attends games is because of external interest. She behaves in a way that makes it far more likely she will be photographed or filmed and also ensures those photos will be eye-catching content. There is an alternative way to behave at these games if she really didn't want the attention that would still result in people aiming cameras at her as they would at any very famous person but would not feed this fervor for "Taylor Swift Content." If she just showed up to games in a regular Chiefs sweatshirt and a baseball cap (not wearing what is essentially stage makeup and skipping the thigh high boots and super short shorts) and then just sat and watched and cheered when appropriate then I think the interest in her attending games would have died down by now. They'd still show her when Kelce scored but it wouldn't be this big thing. She stokes the interest and I assume it must be intentional. She wants people to look.

It's been good for her career and really phenomenal for his so you can't argue with results. But she's not a victim of this whole thing. She's driving the bus.

True, but also she’s able to not be photographed when she doesn’t want to. She was in attendance at Lana Del Rey’s wedding last week.

Exactly (though that wedding was pretty under wraps admittedly). But the point is that if Taylor doesn't want to be photographed she can do that which means if she's getting photographed a ton it's generally because she wants to be.

Actually it would be hilarious to me if she actually was in attendance at the game in LA yesterday but she did it in an incognito way to avoid press. I honestly don't even think it would be that hard.

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Anonymous wrote:I am not a fan of Taylor Swift, but was aware of the publicity stunt romance between her and the KC Chiefs tight end. Not sure, but maybe he doesn't want to be associated with her political endorsement. Would not be a surprise if the NFL requested that the two disassociate themselves from NFL games due to her political endorsement.

😂😂 That’s proving you know nothing about Travis Kelce.

Exactly! Desperate projection from a MAGA. The NFL knows TS is great for business + to deter attention away from wife cheating NFL players.

[Anonymous]

If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

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Anonymous wrote:If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

This is the issue.

It would be fascinating to read about why some people truly want negative outcomes for other

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Anonymous wrote:The breakup date in the contract was Sept. 28.

Just so you know, Travis’s team took legal action against people who faked those documents. Seems like a pretty useless action if they were just going to break up the next week anyway.

Please cite the court records for this alleged "action."

That doesn’t mean there’s an actual case – do you know how this works?

Per Forbes article:
“ Kelce's representatives at Full Scope responded stating, "We have engaged our legal team to initiate proceedings against the individuals or entities responsible for the unlawful and injurious forgery of documents."

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Anonymous wrote:If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

This is just the downside of fame -- loss of privacy and people judge you or envy you or both. The more famous you are the more of these negative externalities you get. If you want to "take a breath" without people complaining or speculating then don't become famous.

Taylor could be a lower key singer-songwriter but she actively pursued a high profile career in pop music. The rewards have been huge for her but she has to deal with a lot more BS than many of the (equally talented and hard working) singer-songwriters out there. That was and is her choice.

Travis could be like many other football players and just play football and not seek to turn his football success into a career in entertainment. He would have more privacy and less criticism that way. But he wants the money (and I think also enjoys the attention) so he does SNL and has all these sponsorship deals and is clearly angling for a life in the public eye well after his playing days are over. The downside of that life is a lot of criticism and speculation.

I just do not and will never understand the argument of "why won't people leave them alone?!" They chose this. It was not imposed on them.

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Anonymous wrote:If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

This is just the downside of fame -- loss of privacy and people judge you or envy you or both. The more famous you are the more of these negative externalities you get. If you want to "take a breath" without people complaining or speculating then don't become famous.

Taylor could be a lower key singer-songwriter but she actively pursued a high profile career in pop music. The rewards have been huge for her but she has to deal with a lot more BS than many of the (equally talented and hard working) singer-songwriters out there. That was and is her choice.

Travis could be like many other football players and just play football and not seek to turn his football success into a career in entertainment. He would have more privacy and less criticism that way. But he wants the money (and I think also enjoys the attention) so he does SNL and has all these sponsorship deals and is clearly angling for a life in the public eye well after his playing days are over. The downside of that life is a lot of criticism and speculation.

I just do not and will never understand the argument of "why won't people leave them alone?!" They chose this. It was not imposed on them.

No. You and other crazies choose that the world is that way.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

This is just the downside of fame -- loss of privacy and people judge you or envy you or both. The more famous you are the more of these negative externalities you get. If you want to "take a breath" without people complaining or speculating then don't become famous.

Taylor could be a lower key singer-songwriter but she actively pursued a high profile career in pop music. The rewards have been huge for her but she has to deal with a lot more BS than many of the (equally talented and hard working) singer-songwriters out there. That was and is her choice.

Travis could be like many other football players and just play football and not seek to turn his football success into a career in entertainment. He would have more privacy and less criticism that way. But he wants the money (and I think also enjoys the attention) so he does SNL and has all these sponsorship deals and is clearly angling for a life in the public eye well after his playing days are over. The downside of that life is a lot of criticism and speculation.

I just do not and will never understand the argument of "why won't people leave them alone?!" They chose this. It was not imposed on them.

No. You and other crazies choose that the world is that way.

Yes. It is I -- a middle class mom who follows celebrity gossip to relax when I'm bored at work -- who controls the media and the cultural and personal impacts of fame. You caught me!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

This is just the downside of fame -- loss of privacy and people judge you or envy you or both. The more famous you are the more of these negative externalities you get. If you want to "take a breath" without people complaining or speculating then don't become famous.

Taylor could be a lower key singer-songwriter but she actively pursued a high profile career in pop music. The rewards have been huge for her but she has to deal with a lot more BS than many of the (equally talented and hard working) singer-songwriters out there. That was and is her choice.

Travis could be like many other football players and just play football and not seek to turn his football success into a career in entertainment. He would have more privacy and less criticism that way. But he wants the money (and I think also enjoys the attention) so he does SNL and has all these sponsorship deals and is clearly angling for a life in the public eye well after his playing days are over. The downside of that life is a lot of criticism and speculation.

I just do not and will never understand the argument of "why won't people leave them alone?!" They chose this. It was not imposed on them.

There’s a far difference between people wanting to see pictures, talking about them, people going up to them if they’re out in public… With…. people creating fake documents about them, stalking them, sending death threats, posting AI pictures of them naked, etc. Even a political candidate used an AI photo of Taylor.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If she goes to a game people complain. If she doesn't then they must have broken up. Can either of them take a deep breath without someone complaining or speculating?

This is just the downside of fame -- loss of privacy and people judge you or envy you or both. The more famous you are the more of these negative externalities you get. If you want to "take a breath" without people complaining or speculating then don't become famous.

Taylor could be a lower key singer-songwriter but she actively pursued a high profile career in pop music. The rewards have been huge for her but she has to deal with a lot more BS than many of the (equally talented and hard working) singer-songwriters out there. That was and is her choice.

Travis could be like many other football players and just play football and not seek to turn his football success into a career in entertainment. He would have more privacy and less criticism that way. But he wants the money (and I think also enjoys the attention) so he does SNL and has all these sponsorship deals and is clearly angling for a life in the public eye well after his playing days are over. The downside of that life is a lot of criticism and speculation.

I just do not and will never understand the argument of "why won't people leave them alone?!" They chose this. It was not imposed on them.

+1

There are plenty of singers who manage to record without posing for staged pap shots drinking coffee with their alleged lover (Jake G) or walking around outside their gym.

There are plenty of players who manage to live their lives without constantly getting attention. Travis Kelce seeks it out. I was in line next to Kurt Warner at the airport once and he was so low key that no one approached him. I did not realize who it was until he turned around and I realized I had seen him on TV covering a game the night before. But he is an extremely famous athlete, also huge and tall like Travis K and still manages to be in a crowded airport without anyone bothering him.

[Anonymous]

Leave them be. Think of what life under a microscope looks like. Every move, every look. They are both professionals in their own right and business needs to be attended to.