The truth behind Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s split

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Travis Kelce and pop superstar Taylor Swift have been dating since September 2023

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Rumors of their romance began to circulate after Taylor Swift showed up at one of the Kansas City Chiefs football team games, featuring Travis Kelce, to support her lover.

While their romance appears to be going strong, some have questioned whether the celebrity couple’s relationship is an elaborate publicity stunt

After the contracts surfaced on X, formerly known as Twitter, Travis’ team is said to have mapped out a media plan for when Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are set to split — later this month.

The contracts were allegedly created by a Los Angeles advertising agency, planning for a separation announcement on September 28. However, sources close to Travis Kelce have denied these reports and asserted that the “contracts” are completely fake.

The forged documents state that the contract is “polite and emphasizes mutual respect.” The contract also includes a clause that states: “To effectively manage and mitigate the consequences of the separation between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, ensure that Travis Kelce maintains a positive public image, minimizes negative media coverage, and continues to build his personal and professional brand.”

This fabricated contract shares key provisions in the event that Taylor and Travis split. Specifically, it reads: “In the event that Travis and Taylor decide to separate after careful consideration, they both respect each other’s privacy and appreciate each other’s respect for privacy during this time. They are both committed to pursuing their individual careers. They remain friends and wish each other the best.”

The documents also show that the separation announcement will focus on Kelce’s “personal growth” as it is “a natural part of life,” adding that he will focus on his career and athletic achievements.

Fake contracts spread on social media

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The contract also states that Full Scope will handle Travis’ media contracts after the split, conducting interviews and prepping Travis for potential questions. The contract further states that it will secure interviews with “reputable sports channels and magazines” including ESPN , Sports Illustrated , Vanity Fair and GQ .

The contract, which was reportedly drafted by Full Scope (a Los Angeles-based public relations firm that handles Travis Kelce’s PR), outlines the couple’s separation strategy and how Travis Kelce’s image will be managed.

But a spokesperson for Full Scope said the claims were “completely false and fabricated” and were not created, published or authorised by the company. In a statement to Mail Online , they said: “We have engaged our legal team to pursue legal action against the individuals or organisations responsible for the unlawful and damaging contract falsification.”