Fans had mixed opinions on the rumor about pop star Taylor Swift and NFL superstar Travis Kelce. There was gossip of a possible relationship between Swift and Kelce, which started gaining traction on Sept. 24. The idea sparked when Swift was spotted at a Kansas City Chiefs game  in support of Kelce seated alongside Donna Kelce, his mother. Both Swift and Kelce were seen leaving the game together in a convertible. The alleged relationship quickly had fans questioning the two. 

In an interview on The Pat McAfee Show, Kelce slightly addressed these rumors by referring to when he attended Swift’s Eras tour in Kansas City. Kelce said, “I threw the ball in her court… I told her, ‘I’ve seen you rock the stage in Arrowhead, you might have to come see me rock the stage in Arrowhead'”.

In response, Swift seems to have taken his offer. 

At first the relationship might appear as an odd match, though some fans argued it works perfectly. On X, formally known as Twitter, one user wrote, “I’m ridiculously fangirling over Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift just because of the way he shot his shot and Taylor finally has someone who wants to be loud about her and it’s just so sweet. Please let it be true”.

“Lowkey want Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift to get like MARRIED they look so cute together and he seems sweet!” Said another X user. Advocates agree that Swift and Kelce gave the impression of being happy around one another.

While there were plenty of positive outlooks, a portion of fans were upset at the situation between these two. One fan said, “Anyone else NOT here for the whole Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift relationship? She seems too vanilla for him. Just my opinion…” 

The opposing side argued they are unalike and incompatible for a relationship. “I hate the Taylor Swift Travis Kelce storyline SO much,” wrote a fan on X. 

Neither party has confirmed the specifics of their relationship, though it is fair to say that the two deserve happiness. This pairing might have created unity within the sports community and music fans, allowing both sides to discuss.