Last Monday (13), through an interview with reporter Tod Palmer, Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid spoke out about Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s relationship. The coach stated that he is happy for the player and that he hopes for the relationship.
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“I’m happy he found someone he likes and she found someone he likes. That’s a good thing,” Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. Previously, the professional had stated that the singer’s presence in the stadiums, at the team’s matches, meant that the player had a good performance and joked about the possibility of the artist appearing at the venue more often.
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The coach stated that he knows the star’s father, Scott Swift, because he is a big fan of the National Football League and especially the Philadelphia Eagles, for which Andy Reid previously worked. The team also has Travis Kelce’s brother, Jason Kelce, as one of its main athletes.
Previously, Travis Kelce was present at one of Taylor Swift’s performances in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on her “The Eras Tour”. The athlete also took advantage of the opportunity alongside the singer’s father, Scott Swift, who was wearing a Kansas City Chiefs lanyard supporting his team.
The singer changed a verse from the song “Karma” that would directly mention Travis Kelce stating that “Karma is the Chiefs guy, coming straight home to me.” After the dedication, the athlete was surprised and moved by the part of the song and the audience went wild with the statement. At the end of the show, the athlete welcomed the singer with kisses and affection for the first time in public.