Travis Kelce is abet in the limelight after a transient commute with Taylor Swift—and if the Swifties went loopy over his Zoom background from a fresh interview, they’ll hang loads of suggestions about his most well-liked podcast episode.
Switching over from interviewee to interviewer, Travis and his brother Jason Kelce welcomed Arnold Schwarzenegger onto New Heights…and Travis didn’t keep Jason’s outdated advice about baiting “conspiracy theorists” on the podcast. “I could maybe name my first kid Conan,” he instructed Schwarzenegger, referencing the 76-365 days-former’s 1982 movie Conan the Barbarian.
All at when I’m getting flashbacks to Travis Barker telling the realm he wanted to name his and Kourtney Kardashian’s son Rocky, partially inspired by Sylvester Stallone’s illustrious boxing movies. No topic his non-public daughter’s protests, the Blink-182 drummer bought his favor.
In spite of all the things, Travis Kelce doubtlessly knew exactly what he became as soon as doing when he threw that quip available in the market. At the least, Jason warned him towards these extra or much less statements when he sparked baby and engagement discourse among Swifties with right one joke. Final month Travis sent fans spiraling while comparing basketball participant Victor Wembanyama to lab-grown diamonds. “Lab-grown diamonds, that’s a lab-grown fucking NBA participant,” he said. “Can’t wait till I fuckin’ create one.”
Can’t wait to create a lab-grown ball participant or a lab-grown diamond, Travis? Jason saw those follow-up questions coming a mile away, telling his brother, “Don’t attain this. Attain no longer give any of those different conspiracy theorists one thing else else to latch onto, please.”
Well, now he’s accomplished it again, so it appears adore Taylor Swift need to no longer suggestions her boyfriend teasing her fans adore this. Frankly, the newly minted billionaire is maybe too busy making ready for the free up of The Tortured Poets Department to terror about what the NFL participant is saying on his podcast and in interviews—especially after Kelce instructed Of us that he’s the “happiest I’ve ever been.”