Travis Kelce’s Ex Raises Eyebrows With Cryptic Post After Taylor Swift Engagement News
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The former couple dated on and off for five years before officially ending their romance in 2022.
Travis Kelce’s ex-girlfriend, Kayla Nicole, made a cryptic post following the viral news about Taylor Swift’s engagement to the Kansas City Chiefs star.
Hours after the couple announced their engagement on Instagram on Tuesday, Nicole reposted a video clip featuring actress Tracee Ellis Ross discussing the importance of finding “joy.”
“I think joy is different from happiness. Happiness is something you can get at 7-Eleven, and joy is something that you earn and work for and takes practice,” Ross said in the clip.
“I think joy is an attitude,” the “Black-ish” star added. “I think joy is a perspective, and I think joy is a lens through which I live and look at my life.”
Nicole, who dated Kelce in an on-again, off-again relationship for five years before they officially split in 2022, captioned her Instagram Story, “Read about this very concept years ago in a book called ‘Choose Joy: Because Happiness Isn’t Enough’. I aspire! So so good.”
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