Taylor Swift is said to have a serious concern about her relationship with Travis Kelce.
Things are going well for the pop star and Kansas City Chiefs tight end at the moment. They’ve been spending lots of time together since the Super Bowl, with Swift on a timely break from her Eras Tour.
The couple enjoyed a trip to the Bahamas and went to Coachella, among other outings. However, a source has told Page Six that the singer is concerned that Kelce will eventually get sick of their hookup constantly being under the microscope.
Given that they’re two of the most popular personalities in the United States, with Swift arguably the trendiest performer in the world at the moment, the relationship is getting significant coverage.
“There’s very little oxygen between her life and fame,” the source quoted as saying. “Travis is a peacock, but he has never dated a celeb before, and she is one of the most famous women in the world. Right now he is enjoying everything and she is hoping that it stays like that.”
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Still, it’s said that Kelce “doesn’t get freaked out about the fame,” which stands to reason given that he’s a celebrity himself.
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Taylor Swift Might Not Have To Worry About Her Celebrity Getting To Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift might not have much to worry about, at least not when it comes to Kelce being affected by her popularity.
Kelce is quite easygoing and doesn’t seem like the type to get bothered by much.
“I’m having a blast in life, baby. Just flying high. Enjoying it all,” he said recently via SheKnows. “[We’re] bringing new lives to the football world and opening the football world up to new things as well.“
Plus, he was the one who pursued one of the most famous women in the world in the first place. He should have known that intense scrutiny came with the territory.
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