Taylor Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce’s dad has hit back at former reality TV star Bethenny Frankel after she made some gloomy predictions about the couple’s relationship
Travis Kelce's dad has spoken out against a former reality TV star who made negative predictions about his son's relationship with Taylor Swift. Ed Kelce, the father of the Kansas City Chiefs player, defended his son after Bethenny Frankel from "Real Housewives of New York" made some sad predictions in this Instagram video about Travis and Taylor's romance.
People all over the world have been following the love story between the three-time Super Bowl champ and the famous singer since they got together in September. But Frankel doesn't think their love will last.
In this video, she told her 3 million followers that she thinks they will have trouble. She talked about her own past with a man who was "big, burly, charismatic", and always wanted to be "the centre of attention". She added: "Being in that relationship made me feel like I was driving without breaks. It was just really fun and really electric, but this person just always wanted to party."
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Frankel told her fans that life, including kids and marriage, isn't easy and relationships need work. She said, "But when you get into real life and you get into kids and marriage and things like that… it's not easy [and] relationships take work. And it's hard, because Taylor Swift is certainly a peacock. So they're really usually can only be one peacock in a relationship."
Travis' dad wasn't happy with what Frankel said. He jumped in to defend his son and Taylor Swift. On Facebook, he wrote a strong message: "Not Who TF is this troll?"
Kelce's dad has spoken about his son and Swift before, sharing his true feelings on the radio show Audacy's 92.3 The Fan. In January, Ed talked about if the couple might think about a pre-nup in the future and what he thinks of singer Swift.
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"I think you get to a point. I don't know that Taylor is out there trying to make money, trying to build this huge empire," he mentioned. "I think she's out there following her passion, doing what she knows and what she enjoys. People are just throwing money at her, you know what I mean?"
He also said how being famous has changed his own life: "I don't know if it's crazy. Yes, he's dating Taylor. Yeah, there's eyes on you every place you go."
"When I'm shopping, someone will smile and say 'Hey!' They come over to chat, and I don't even know them. That happens a lot more now than before Taylor."
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