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Taylor Swift Seemingly Gets a Subtle Jab From Travis Kelce’s Rival

🇺🇸 United States · Sport · Seattle, Washington · 6 h ago
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Seattle took to social media to troll the singer , posting an image of friendship bracelets that read, “Seahawks Win.
Independent sources: 2 · ClutchPoints, www.whiskeyriff.com
It doesn’t appear Swift made it to Lumen Field for the Chiefs’ latest game.
Independent sources: 2 · ClutchPoints, The-Express.com
One supporter posted on X: "The disrespect is why I hate other teams, make it a chief pun, but why Taylor why a spouse, they wouldn't make fun of Claire Kittle or Kelly Stratford so why is this okay?
Independent sources: 2 · The-Express.com, www.whiskeyriff.com
The team simply poked fun at the friendship bracelets which have become part of the Taylor Swift ethos, heightened when it comes to football by the fact that Travis Kelce famously said he made a bracelet for Taylor, which jumpstarted their entire relationship leading up to their marriage earlier thi
Independent sources: 2 · SB Nation, Newsweek
This is no shade to the Chiefs but to a spouse of a player. — Pamela 🦋🫶🏻🏹 (@PamelaAmy87) October 26, 2026 THIS WILL MOST LIKELY COST YOU THE PLAYOFFS. imagine finally winning a game to get your team out of a losing record and all you’re thinking about is Taylor Swift 😭 — will (@imwearinwhite) Octobe
Independent sources: 2 · SB Nation, www.whiskeyriff.com
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