Fans Think A 2009 Taylor Swift Interview Proves Travis Kelce Is Perfect For Her
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"I'm calling this pure manifestation," one flabbergasted fan wrote on social media.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance was written in the stars — or at least in Glamour magazine.
One observant fan spotted as much this week after flipping through a 2009 issue featuring Swift on the cover. In the Glamour article, the singer-songwriter described her ideal partner. Swifties were stunned when those words seemed to perfectly match the man she’s dating today.
“I think it’s more a question of confidence,” Swift, 19 at the time, told Glamour.
“I wouldn’t want to be with a pushover who would let me make all the plans and have all the control,” she continued. “It’s really natural for me to go into planning mode, but I’d rather be with someone who has his own voice and passion and ambition.”
Kelce, a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, is arguably the farthest thing from a pushover, since his job involves regularly blocking tackles for his quarterback. As for having his own voice ― well, Kelce does host a weekly podcast with his brother.
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