There is no doubt that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have made massive headlines over the past few years. Their relationship, at one point, turned into a media frenzy every single time they stepped out the front door. So much so that fans started to get absolutely sick of seeing Swift on TV every NFL Sunday.
Now their relationship is facing some major changes.
“Can’t Last Forever” Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift Relationship Just Took Massive Swing
An insider is quoted as saying, ‘Travis wants [a breather] from public eye.’ ‘He was working too much last year and didn’t play as well as he would have liked to,’ he said.
According to the source, he wants to have a good season without focusing on Taylor:
Amid the increased level of spotlight that comes with dating the most famous popstar on the planet, Travis has thrown himself into countless new ventures off the field as he cashes in on his international fame.
The 35-year-old made his acting debut in the FX horror series ‘Grotesquerie’ last year, while also starring as host of Prime Video’s ‘Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity?’
He even landed a cameo role in the upcoming Happy Gilmore sequel, which is being released on Netflix over the summer.
Yet after seeing his form plummet last season and even weighing up retirement, Kelce is taking a much-needed breather in the offseason with Swift, who has time on her hands after wrapping up the Eras Tour at the end of 2024.
The songstress has also been overwhelmed since their romance began, having attended several Chiefs games to much fanfare while carrying out her worldwide tour.
Now their respective schedules are free, Taylor and Travis are understood to be either watching movies or working out in their downtime, while also seeing each other’s families.
Just doing nothing at all has been a dream of theirs for a while,’ the source continued.
‘Obviously the [Eras Tour] threw them into the spotlight,’ another insider said. ‘[Now] they’re enjoying some R&R after working their butts off, making the most of their time off.
‘They’re fully living their best lives.’
In January of last year, a report emerged claiming Kelce’s managers were concerned fans might become sick of the sight of him amid his endless media appearances.
The Eanes brothers, who run A&A Management and signed Travis as the company’s second client, had projected to make the tight end as famous as Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson but later worried his fame might have gone too far.
They told the New York Times that they feared the world could grow numb to Kelce if there is too much of him in the media.
The issue has led to a new game plan for 2024, Aaron explained, one that centered around carefully curating his brand.
