Rumors about Taylor Swift marrying Travis Kelce do not seem to die down soon. Recently, the couple’s invitation to the NFL player’s friend’s wedding sparked speculations on the internet. Netizens questioned if the celebrity pair had tied the knot and whether Swift had taken her beau’s name. Denying the claims, a source mentioned that the singer won’t change her last name after marrying Kelce.
Taylor Swift has no plans of changing her last name after marriage, claims ‘source’
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement and wedding rumors have no end. Earlier this month, the athlete’s NFL friend Cole Kmet got married. According to Page Six, the latter’s event planner unintentionally revealed the pop star and her boyfriend’s names on the guest list. It read, “Taylor and Travis Kelce.”
This sparked rumors about Taylor Swift marrying Travis Kelce and the pop icon taking her beau’s surname. However, this might not be the case. A source told ShuterScoop that the couple has not been married “yet.” “When she gets married, it’s on her terms. And that Swift name’s not changing,” they added.
Furthermore, the insider clarified that the singer has worked hard on her brand. “She’s not giving that up. Not even for Travis,” they said. However, Kelce and Swift skipped Kmet’s ceremony as they attended the Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s cousin’s wedding.
Meanwhile, fans have been eagerly awaiting the star NFL player’s proposal to his girlfriend. A source told RadarOnline, “The pressure is real – not just from Taylor, but from her fans and the media. Everyone’s watching, everyone’s speculating. It’s enough to make anyone freeze.” The fans’ expectations had reportedly overwhelmed Kelce, which delayed the proposal plans.
In the meantime, the couple has not shied away from flaunting their love to the world. They have been spotted on date nights at restaurants and games in Florida. Swift has spent some quality time with him there, where Kelce has been training for the upcoming NFL season.
Originally reported by Sushmita Sen on Reality Tea.
