Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce seem to be going strong since several months now despite being under the spotlight most of the times. Being a celebrity couple has its advantages and limitations.
While you are loved and shipped by netizens, there can also be dozen of rumours and baseless speculations. And these seem to have gotten to Taylor Swift now. Rumours that Taylor is pregnant and is contemplating marriage with Travis have spread like wildfire. However, neither of the two have voiced their views on the same. However, it seemed like during a recent appearance at an NFL game, Swift seemed to convey a clear message to fans.
In an era of social media, where every minute thing is under scrutiny, one specific photo caught everyone’s attention: Swift and Brittany Mahomes posing with Lyndsay Bell, wife of Chiefs’ tight end Blake Bell, who is expecting their second child, at the Arrowhead Stadium. Many started to break-down the image and came to a conclusion that Swift’s stance and the glass of alcohol were there on purpose to dismiss all pregnancy rumours.
Taylor really said “y’all BETTER not start those rumors bout me” 🥂 pic.twitter.com/ep9TTiP8Cs
— 𝕂𝕣𝕚𝕤𝕥𝕖𝕟⸆⸉ 🐍 (@perfectlyfine89) January 14, 2024
Many fans reacted by saying, “I don’t blame her for letting us know she isn’t pregnant in most scenarios,” one netizen wrote on X. Another wrote, “It must be beyond exhausting as a celeb to constantly have rumors spread about you in the media.” “I think that’s why at any event she makes sure she’s seen sipping some sort of alcohol, or else it’s gonna be ‘Taylor’s pregnant!’ in the next headline,” a third person wrote.
In a recent interview, Swift had also candidly addressed the pregnancy rumours surrounding her, emphasizing the sexist undertones of such questions, particularly when women reach their 30s. She highlighted the unequal treatment, noting that men are never asked such questions. The incident is nothing but a reminder of the pressures celebrities frequently face amid ongoing media speculation and narratives.
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