Travis Kelce Revealed The "Craziest Thing" About Dating Taylor Swift
The NFL star recently appeared on the Bussin' with the Boys podcast, and during the episode he was asked about the experience of dating someone even more famous than he is. Of course, the constant paparazzi presence was at the top of his mind.
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'That's probably the only thing I didn't really grasp until you're in it," he said. "That's probably the craziest thing. Like, I'm just playing golf and all of the sudden in the trees there's just a fucking guy with a camera. Like, ah shit. I gotta go to the restroom now.'
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"I can't just go over here and take a piss. Just don't want my meat on Page Six, know what I mean?"
Travis also denied that their public outings together are for the purpose of, as he put it, "seeking attention." 'We're having fun with it, being a couple," he said. "We're just enjoying life and having fun…[We're] going to hockey games. [I'm] kind of trying to introduce her to some of the sports world that she hasn't really [experienced].'
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