Here's Latest Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce News for June 3, 2025
Curious about the latest news surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce? Look no further, as we have all the updates right here. With significant changes in their professional and personal lives, fans are eager to know the latest developments.
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Taylor Swift shared a major career update last week, revealing that she now owns the full rights to her original music catalog. In a heartfelt message posted to her website on May 30, she announced that she had purchased the master recordings of her first six albums from Shamrock Capital. The pop star wrote, 'I've been bursting into tears of joy at random intervals ever since I found out that this is really happening. I really get to say these words: All of the music I've ever made… now belongs… to me.'
To celebrate, the singer spent the weekend in New York City. On Friday, she was seen with Jack Antonoff, and on Saturday, she had dinner with Selena Gomez at Monkey Bar.
On the other hand, Kelce was back in Kansas City, taking part in the annual Big Slick Celebrity Weekend, an event aimed at raising funds for Children's Mercy Hospital. He was joined by his brother Jason Kelce, teammate Patrick Mahomes, and several celebrity guests. However, Kelce's absence from the Kansas City Chiefs' OTA session on Monday stirred speculation online. As team photos surfaced without him, fans began to question his whereabouts, prompting retirement rumors.
Meanwhile, Swift and Kelce continue to spend time together and appear stronger than ever. Over Memorial Day weekend, they were seen enjoying a quiet dinner date at Harry's restaurant in West Palm Beach, Florida. Recently, Kelce also showed his support to Swift by liking her Instagram post celebrating the ownership of her masters.
Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon.
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