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Travis Kelce gives blunt three-word message to Taylor Swift conspiracy theorists ahead of Super Bowl
Travis Kelce insists that his relationship with Taylor Swift is 100 per cent real and he has a strong message for anyone doubting the couple.
During an interview aired before Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers on Sunday in Las Vegas, Kelce was asked by CBS about all those who believe his relationship with Swift is fake.
Kelce had a strong message for those who doubt his relationship with Taylor Swift is real
“You’re all crazy,” Kelce said laughing.
Then the Kansas City star tight end doubled down on his strong words.
“Every last one of you, you’re crazy,” Kelce said.
Kelce, who gave an emotional pregame speech to his teammates before the Super Bowl, also smiled when he was asked about Andy Reid.
The Chiefs head coach pointed out Swift from a podium while Kansas City celebrated winning the AFC Championship.
“Big Red having some fun with it,” Kelce said.
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When the Pro Bowler was asked specifically about his relationship with Swift, Kelce didn’t hold back.
“It’s been nothing but fun,” he said. “We’ve both been learning about this lifestyle, knowing that I brought her into the football world. It’s been an unexpected ride that I’ve just been having a blast with.”
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