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October 09, 2024 03:33 am IST
Since the season began in September, the Kansas City Chiefs claimed their fifth win during Monday’s game against the New Orleans Saints
Travis Kelce brings his A-game when Taylor Swift is in the stands. Kansas City safety Justin Reed recently opened up about his teammate’s performance during an interview. The 27-year-old said the Chiefs tight end’s performance increases substantially when the pop singer is around.
Travis Kelce plays better in front of Taylor Swift, wants to ‘impress’ her: Chiefs safety Justin Reed
Reid made the sweet revelation during her Tuesday appearance on Up & Adams. When asked if the 34-year-old athlete “plays better when Taylor is there,” he said, “Absolutely.” Who doesn’t play better when they want to impress their girlfriend? “Taylor, come to all the games. Taylor, keep coming, the football security added.
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Since the season began in September, the Kansas City Chiefs claimed their fifth win during Monday’s game against the New Orleans Saints. With her track record of attending her boyfriend’s games, Swift notably missed two games this season. Monday’s game was the third where the Cruel Summer hitmaker was in attendance.
Swift and Kelce were rumored to have split after his frequent absences during Chiefs games. However, the Blank Space singer shut down the claims by showing off a bold and fashionable appearance. For the Chiefs vs Saints showdown, the 34-year-old singer wore a plaid Vivienne Westwood top and skirt set.
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Swift paired her look with black knee-high boots and a beautiful gold purse, which she slung over her shoulder. While the Shake It Off hitmaker wore her signature bold rep lipstick, she added a fun element to her makeup with a splash of glitter on her cheeks. Kelce’s brother Jason praised the singer’s choice of outfit on Monday Night Countdown, saying, “Look at it now… it looks good.”
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