Taylor Swift tells fans this new movie is a '13/10' must-watch
The Eras Tour singer posted a photo of the movie poster for Adam Sandler's golf hero sequel on her Instagram story on July 25 and wrote, "Happy Gilmore 2 had me cackling and cheering the whole movie! An absolute must watch, 13/10, go watch it on @netflix as soon as humanly possible 🍯."
Kelce makes an appearance alongside another celebrity bringing his star power to the highly anticipated sequel: Bad Bunny. Swift hasn't endorsed a movie since she encouraged fans to watch the Zoë Kravitz movie "Blink Twice" in August of last year.
At the July 21 movie premiere, Adam Sandler – who attended the 2023 Eras Tour movie premiere with his daughters – was asked by an Extra reporter if he considered a Swift cameo.
"We didn't want to bother Taylor," Sandler replied. "We just let Taylor entertain the world as she does. I listened to 'All Too Well' three times in a row today with my kid. She's done a lot for our planet, so we love her."
'I didn't practice at all': Stars Adam Sandler, Julie Bowen, Christopher McDonald dish on filming
What happens to Travis Kelce in 'Happy Gilmore 2?'
Kelce made an appearance in "Happy Gilmore 2" as a restaurant manager who is something of a bully to his subordinate "Oscar," played by singer and entertainer Bad Bunny.
Kelce is in a pair of scenes in the movie, but the more notable one features Bad Bunny's character going to his happy place, where he slathers honey over a half-naked Kelce, who is tied to a post. Kelce is then left to be devoured by a bear in the fantasy sequence.
Earlier, Kelce chest-bumps Xander Schauffele and Collin Morikawa through a restaurant table.
Feeling so high school
On July 24, Kelce posted 13 photos from the Kansas City Chiefs' training camp on Instagram.
"Had some adventures this offseason," he captioned the carousel.
Highlights included ice skating with Swift, boating with his dad Ed Kelce, hanging out with his mom Donna and brother Jason Kelce, attending Tight End University in Nashville and belting out karaoke at the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Lake Tahoe.
The post gave fans a rare peek into the couple's romantic moments. "Just casually sharing some of their best days together," one commenter wrote beneath the cozy snapshots.
Contributing: Joe Rivera, USA TODAY
Follow Bryan West, the USA TODAY Network's Taylor Swift reporter, on Instagram, TikTok and X as @BryanWestTV.
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