Taylor Swift is reportedly feeling enormous pressure to support her husband, Travis Kelce, in his NFL career. The couple wed on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York City in a star-studded, multi-day celebration. Swift is reportedly expected to play cheerleader as Kelce returns to the Kansas City Chiefs for his 14th season in the NFL. The Grammy winner is feeling intense pressure to be a supportive wife to her husband.
Taylor Swift is feeling ‘pressure’ to support Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift is reportedly facing pressure to support Travis Kelce as a good wife as he returns to the NFL. A source tied to HeatWorld revealed: “Taylor loves going to the games to support Travis – she finds it thrilling to be a part of the spectacle, and now that she’s his wife, it’s going to be that much more important. But that doesn’t mean it’s not stressful; the pressure is immense.”
The insider explained that cameras are constantly focused on her every move. Additionally, the “Opalite” crooner cannot just watch the game like a regular person. The insider continued: “Game days take a lot out of her because the cameras are on her from the second she walks into the stadium until the moment she leaves, and everything she does gets dissected online a million times over. She can’t just relax and watch the game the way everyone else does – she has to constantly be on and do everything perfectly. Even for someone as used to the spotlight as Taylor is, it’s daunting.”
The source shared that Swift is now the “queen of the WAGs” (wives and girlfriends). Hence, many other players’ wives would try to befriend her to get inside her inner circle. This could result in rivalry or internal politics among the WAGs. The source explained that the pop star might not personally care how she is perceived among the other wives. However, they stated that the pop diva has to think of Kelce’s reputation.
The source claimed that Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, eased her into the role of a WAG. They added that Swift learned a lot from her. However, there is no denying that she still gets “anxiety” from the whole WAG experience.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
