Even though Taylor Swift seems to be taking the rumors about a planned breakup lightly, she is not.
The 34-year-old Grammy winner reportedly has something “very special” to make up for to Swifties after allegedly “fake” documents about a planned split from Travis Kelce, also 34, were leaked.
Regarding her initial reaction to the publication of the “fake” documents, an insider revealed: “Taylor was not bothered by it and found it quite amusing.”
“Normally she doesn’t pay any attention to these things at all, but this was a hilarious AI reality. It’s not even worth an actual reaction from her or her team.” The source continued Daily Mail.
The insider also explained why the head of Travis Kelce’s Kansas City camp took the matter more seriously while Taylor and Travis “had a good laugh about it,” stating that the “camp only hired lawyers because his PR firm was listed on the document.”
Now that the rumors have been put to rest, the couple hopes to plan something unforgettable for the date.
“After learning that their ‘breakup date’ is approaching so soon – September 28th – they now need to plan something really special and fun for that day to celebrate it.”
“Coincidentally, September 28th is around the first NFL game of the season and it’s National Beer Day, so it’s definitely a good night for a date,” the source concluded.
The viral post showed documents – apparently created by Full Scope – announcing that the separation would be “amicable and respectful and based on mutual respect.”
The document states: “Example: Travis and Taylor have decided, after careful consideration, to go their separate ways. They both value and respect each other’s personal lives and appreciate your respect for their privacy during this time.”
“They are both committed to their careers and personal growth. They remain friends and wish each other the best.”
“The statement, which will be sent to major media outlets with a press release to ensure ‘wide coverage,’ would also focus on Kelce’s ‘personal growth’ by portraying the separation as a ‘natural part of life.'”
A Full Scope spokesman insisted Tuesday evening that the information was “completely false and fabricated and was neither created, issued nor authorized by this agency.”
“We have instructed our legal team to initiate proceedings against the individuals or companies responsible for the unlawful and damaging forgery of documents.”
