Travis Kelce avoids questions about Taylor Swift’s exes

NFL star Travis Kelce showed off his charm and tact while discussing his relationship with Taylor Swift on the Bussin’ with the boyspodcast.

When asked about the singer’s song Karma and his rumored reference to his past relationships with actors, Kelce skillfully dodged the question.

The lyrics in question were previously “Karma is the guy on the screen / I’m going straight home” but were changed to “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs / I’m going straight home” during his Tour of the erasapparently referring to Kelce’s football team.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end dismissed the question of whether Gyllenhaal is the “guy” in the original. Karmalyrics, asking instead, “What happened?”

Podcast co-host and former NFL linebacker Will Compton asked, “Wasn’t that an ‘on-screen guy?’ “” Kelce replied, “It was.” »

After saying “it’s changed,” co-host and NFL free agent Taylor Lewan chimed in. Compton, 34, responded: “I know it’s changed. I know it’s about the boy now, right?

Considering the chaos that resulted from Swift’s initial use of the viral switch – which she has since replicated in February and last weekend in London – Compton continued: “I remember when that music video came out and ‘she said that (and) everyone went crazy. »

“The camera pans to Trav, he’s kind of smiling backstage,” he said of the viral clip, and Kelce added, “I was like, ‘Oh shit!’ »

After the interview was published online, followers saw Kelce’s response on X, formerly known as Twitter.

“The way he handled this nonsense was awesome,” one user posted, according to TMZ.

Then, in response to Compton’s X-rated post, “Teaching my 2-year-old daughter who Karma is,” Kelce responded perfectly with a laughing emoticon.