Superstar singer Taylor Swift and Super Bowl champion Travis Kelse have announced their involvement in a joint post of five people on Instagram.
“Your English teacher and gym teacher are married,” the caption read with dynamite stick emojis.
The pinnacle of courtship fairy tales has attracted millions of millions around the world for two years, particularly the huge fan base of the pop star, Swift.
Kelse was a well-known football player when they met – the star tight end of the Kansas City Chiefs and Super Bowl champions – but Swift’s unique level of fame put him on a completely different track.
Their relationship was recorded in countless shots of Swift celebrating in the game of Swift, as well as fan videos of Kelce Dancing on the Swift’s Eras concert tour.
Some speculated that the relationship was not genuine and a sarcastic ploy for fame, but even for some, it was even a conspiracy that had an impact on the US election.
In the end, those voices were quieted by a happy couple who were simply in love.
It is unknown when and where the two got engaged. Representatives from Swift and Kelce did not immediately respond to requests for reporting in comments.
It’s plunging fans into frenzy since 2023
It’s only two weeks since Swift and Kelce last set the media frenzy on fire, and the announcement of Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” is set to be released on October 3rd.
Kelse and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles Center Jason Kels, supported Swift on the rollout and hosted her on the typical football-oriented podcast, “New Heights.”
During the episode, she likened her career to her current fiancée, saying that their job is to “enjoy people for three hours at NFL stadiums.”
When Jason Kelse sat side by side with his brother and Swift and asked how they handled discourse about their relationship, Swift said they didn’t.
“It’s not really. I don’t see a lot,” she said. “My name could be in the actual headline and it’s not my business.”
The pair began dating on a tour of Swift’s landmark era, but Kelce was thwarted by the first attempt they met to meet Swift at a concert at Arrowhead Stadium.
But by September, Swift had returned to Kansas City Stadium to cheer on Kelse next to his mother.
Within two months, she had changed lyrics on stage. “Karma is the Chiefs guy and I’ll go straight to me,” she sang in Argentina, as Kelse glows from the audience.
Additional sources •AP