Patrick Mahomes: Taylor Swift Is 'Part Of Chiefs Kingdom Now'
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"She’s part of the team,” the MVP quarterback said.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes opened up Friday about what it’s been like having a front-row seat to the highly publicized relationship between his teammate Travis Kelce and music superstar Taylor Swift.
In an interview on CBS Mornings, the two-time Super Bowl MVP admitted that when Kelce and Swift’s romance first became public in September, “there was a couple of jokes here and there,” but most of the team gave tight end Kelce his space to explore the new relationship.
Things are different now, Mahomes said.
“She’s just part of Chiefs kingdom now. She’s part of the team,” he said, adding that Swift’s success in the music industry is personally inspiring to him.
“It’s been cool to kind of interact with her, because she’s top-tier at her profession, and see how she drives,” he said.
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