Travis Kelce's ex Kayla Nicole fumes over gym member's disgusting act: 'Will get you slapped'
Travis Kelce 's ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole was left seething over the bank holiday weekend after suffering an unpleasant encounter with a fellow gym member.
Nicole, who dated Kelce on and off for around five years before they went their separate ways in 2022, took to Instagram on Sunday to vent her frustration after claiming the gym member in question puffed vape smoke directly in her face.
Along with a selfie of her enjoying a workout, the influencer and media personality wrote on her story: 'Blowing your blueverry [sic] eggs and ham vape smoke in my face in the gym while trying to ask if I'm done with the smith machine will get you slapped. tf wrong with yall?'
She then shared footage of the vaping device on the floor in the gym and said: 'I want to step on it.'
Nicole did not reveal the culprit, while it is also unclear which gym she is a member at - though vaping is prohibited inside most fitness centers across the US.
The social-media star was also left fuming earlier this month after being told to 'get over' Kelce amid the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's romance with Taylor Swift.
She clapped back at those comments during an appearance on the 'Second Wind' podcast, where she discussed her past relationships albeit without addressing Travis by name.
'People will always say, "Get over it", which is so interesting,' Nicole said. 'And to them I'd say, "You too."'
'Life handed me lemons and I made a lemon martini out of it and that upsets people.'
Nicole added that sharing her story and past break-up has been her 'super power' and helped her be more authentic with her fans.
'It's a chapter in my story and in a lot of ways I think it was a catalyst to a lot of great change and motivation and self-help in my life,' Nicole continued. 'I started going to therapy because of what I went through, and I think that drastically changed the way I navigated the world.'
'I'm honestly thankful for every obstacle I've gone through in my life. It has made me who I am. And if you take away all the hurtful or the sad moments in my life, I wouldn't be Kayla.'
Nicole also did not mention Swift by name, with some believing it is good for her brand to stay in the orbit of the 14-time Grammy Award winner and Kelce.
However, she did state she is looking forward to eventually not being referred to as 'so-and-so's ex' in the media.
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