Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce’s Engagement Announcement Was A Little Too Perfect
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The superstar couple’s news arrived just in time for an album rollout and football season. Some are calling it a marketing masterclass.
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As soon as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement news alert hit my phone this week, I knew the internet would be in shambles, because it’s the moment everyone has been waiting for ever since the two began dating.
Over the past two years, Swift and Kelce’s relationship has taken the world by storm, dominating headlines with one of the most iconic pop culture-sports crossovers in recent memory. From NFL suite sightings to an epic Eras Tour cameo and countless public appearances in between, the couple has managed to turn nearly every moment together into viral gold.
So, it comes as no surprise that the pop star and the three-time Super Bowl champion broke the internet with surprising news of their upcoming nuptials.
“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 🧨,” Swift shared in a cheeky Instagram post on Tuesday, although ABC News 5 Cleveland reported that Kelce popped the big question nearly two weeks prior.
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