As Taylor Swift’s past and present romances take center stage, the differences between her ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn and current flame Travis Kelce become evident.
Swift and Alwyn, who dated for nearly six years, called it quits last year while she was heading towards her Eras Tour. Recently, Alwyn was spotted at the Loewe Men’s Fall/Winter 2024 show in Paris, seated near Zayn Malik and “reluctantly” posing with Nicholas Hoult.
Body language expert Judi James observed the stark contrasts between Alwyn and Kelce. She noted, “Taylor Swift does not have a ‘type’ when it comes to her men.”
Alwyn, in contrast to Kelce’s strong, sports-star presence, appeared politely reluctant in front of cameras, displaying a “guarded approach.”
Their fashion sense is also contrasting
James highlighted their distinct fashion choices, stating, “His wardrobe and Kelce’s would look as far away from each other on the fashion spectrum as possible.”
As Swift’s romantic journey unfolds in the public eye, the varied personas of the actor and the Kansas City Chiefs star add intriguing layers to the narrative.
What the Swifties think?
A fan on X, formerly Twitter, commented on two videos comparing the two men, saying, “Taylor isn’t with Joe anymore because it’s clear he doesn’t enjoy public life. But, Trav jumped right into the fishbowl with Tay.”
“Travis is a confident sure if himself man, who isn’t intimidated by Taylor’s success,” said someone else, and then said, “The other guy seems so annoying. He looks uncomfortable even with himself. And certainly not at all confident.”
Although there were also those who defended the actor: “There’s literally zero reason to bring Joe into it. Taylor has moved on, everyone else needs to too.” Someone else agreed, “He (Joe) might be going through something personal. Time to leave him alone.”
While Taylor and Travis’ romance goes from strength to strength, Joe Alwyn seems focused on his own projects and his career. Comparisons will continue to be inevitable, but both men are also successful in their particular ways.
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