Was There A Sweet Allusion To Taylor Swift’s Anniversary With Travis Kelce During Her Most Recent London Performance?
At last, Taylor Swift is back in London. On August 15, the international superstar returned to the capital’s Wembley Stadium to begin her five-day Eras Tour performance. When Swift and Ed Sheeran performed their song “End Game” last night—which also features American rapper Future—the crowd was taken aback.
The song is from Swift’s 2017 sixth studio album, Reputation, which also includes hits like “Don’t Blame Me” and “Look What You Made Me Do.”
Suspicious fans believe that during Swift and Sheeran’s rendition of the song, Swift gave a subtle gesture to her boyfriend Travis Kelce.
Swift was spotted sticking out her tongue and grinning broadly as the “Perfect” singer sang, “After the storm, something was born on the Fourth of July.”
You may see the video on X, which was originally Twitter.
The line doesn’t directly relate to when Swift and Kelce started dating because the song was released in 2017 and they didn’t really meet until 2023. However, ardent Swift fans think it is a coincidence that the line refers to how the couple spent their Fourth of July weekend together last year. Swift’s response to the line at the concert only served to strengthen this hypothesis.
Shortly after that day, at Swift’s Eras Tour at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium, the couple met and their love story officially began. With the intention of handing Swift a friendship bracelet at the conclusion of the performance, the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs came to see the singer. They claim that the rest is history.
