What's behind the ‘Travis Kelce breaks up with Taylor Swift' trend?
However, fans need not worry, as these rumors are false. According to a recent report, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are still very much together and deeply in love. The couple's decision to step back from the public eye recently fueled the breakup speculations, especially since both stars have been focused on their respective careers. Swift has been busy wrapping up her Eras Tour and attending the Grammys, while Kelce has been preparing for Super Bowl 2025.
A source told US Weekly that the couple's break from the spotlight is simply due to their hectic schedules and a need for some rest. 'Taylor and Travis are doing great, and they're still very much together and in love. They're just taking a break from the public eye,' the source shared. 'They're enjoying some R&R after working their butts off, making the most of their time off.' The insider added that the couple is looking forward to enjoying a 'normal life' after a whirlwind few months.
Both Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have frequently been in the public eye, with their outings, from dinner dates to clubbing, often making headlines. The couple recently garnered attention again after a clip from Coachella 2024 went viral, showing them strolling hand-in-hand.
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