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Donna Kelce remarks that her son, Travis Kelce, is “happier than ever” since meeting Taylor Swift and beginning their relationship.
Donna Kelce knows her son, Travis Kelce, scored a touchdown with his Taylor Swift romance!Inside the latest edition of the WSJ Magazine’s December/January issue, the NFL’s most famous mom gushes about her son’s relationship with the pop star.”I can tell you this,” she says inside the magazine. “He’s happier than I’ve seen him in a long time…. God bless him, he shot for the stars
Donna and Taylor have rubbed shoulders as she has been joined by the “Blank Space” singer on multiple occasions inside Travis’ suite at Arrowhead Stadium since the pair began their romance in August. For his part, Travis spent time with Taylor’s father earlier this month, as she kicked off the South American leg of her Eras Tour
On Monday, Donna — who is gearing up to cheer for both her sons as Travis and the Kansas City Chiefs face Jason Kelce and the Philadelphia Eagles during Monday Night Football — spoke about all the attention Travis is receiving because of his latest love story.
“I think attention is just part of the whole thing, obviously it’s a mega star and I think Travis is embracing it as much as he can,” Mama Kelce told Good Morning America on Monday. “I think it’s OK. He likes attention, he’ll be fine, as long as he can handle it, I don’t have any problems with it. She’s a very, very nice person.”
Attention has been a big factor of the GRAMMY winner and Super Bowl champion’s relationship, with coverage going across the NFL and beyond. In October, Travis admitted that the NFL was kind of “overdoing it” when it came to the coverage.Inside his latest interview, Travis got more candid than ever about his relationship with Taylor. No. 87 even shared why he was initially tight-lipped about the “Karma” singe
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