"It was top secret": Taylor Swift focuses on a "secret" new project as Travis Kelce gears up for the upcoming season
Taylor Swift
and
Travis Kelce
spent a majority of their time together in the last few months during the offseason, but now it seems the stars have gone back to focus on their careers. While Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs' star player, is busy attending the team's training camp, Taylor Swift is filming for something special after months.
Taylor Swift is busy working on a
new music video
as Travis Kelce preps for the upcoming season
A few days ago, the billionaire pop star was spotted in Los Angeles as she filmed for a new music video.
As per The U.S. Sun, a source has revealed that, 'Taylor was in Los Angeles on Thursday filming a new music video…It was so top secret that those working on set were not even allowed to hear the song, only the beat.'
The source added that Taylor Swift is trying to balance both her personal and professional life after touring the world for her Eras Tour.
The source continued, 'Even though she's been taking time off from touring and working a lot to spend time with Travis, there are still projects she's working on, which will no doubt please fans.'
While there have been many speculations about Taylor Swift's next move in her career, the pop star has remained tight lipped about it.
Taylor Swift broke her silence on social media for her boyfriend, Travis Kelce
Recently, Travis Kelce shocked fans as he officially posted pictures with Taylor Swift on his social media, for the first time in the last two years that they have been together.
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The post had pictures of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce from a number of date nights they had gone together, along with pictures of them with their families.
Taylor Swift's brother, Austin Swift, mostly maintains a low profile but even he was spotted hanging out with Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce, in the pictures posted by the Chiefs' star player.
However, Taylor Swift has not commented on the pictures yet, even though she posted a review of Travis Kelce's 'Happy Gilmore 2' on her Instagram story, urging her fans to watch the movie.
FAQs
When did Taylor Swift's Eras Tour end?
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ended in December 2024
Did Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce start dating while the Eras Tour was ongoing?
Yes, the two met while Taylor Swift was touring the country for Eras Tour
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