Travis Kelce Uneasy After Jason Sudeikis Asks Loaded Question About Taylor Swift
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The Super Bowl champ tried to be a good sport as Sudeikis and other comedians made cracks about his girlfriend during a live charity event.
Uh, personal foul, guys.
Travis Kelce joined comedians Jason Sudeikis, Robert Smigel and George Wendt onstage during a comedy sketch at the annual Big Slick Celebrity Weekend charity fundraiser in Kansas City, Missouri, on Saturday. During the bit, the three comics played a trio of blunt and crass sports fans, and as their characters, asked the Kansas City Chiefs tight end some pretty pointed questions about his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, according to a video that’s been getting attention online.
Kelce, for the most part, attempted to be a good sport about getting grilled by the comedians, but was left speechless when Sudeikis’ character frankly asked him: “Travis, real talk, OK, just the guys here… When are you going to make an honest woman out of her?”
As the live audience cheered in response to Sudeikis’ intrusive question, Kelce appeared annoyed — though he did awkwardly laugh once or twice to lighten the mood.
Sudeikis, however, wasn’t done, and added, “Taylor doesn’t need to be working anymore and, again, I know your kicker agrees with me. He gets it.”
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