4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Taylor Swift hypes Travis Kelce's Netflix debut in Happy Gilmore 2
Taylor Swift is not just the queen of pop, she is also queen of chaotic couple support. This week, the internet exploded after Swift dropped a glowing review of boyfriend Travis Kelce's new Netflix movie Happy Gilmore 2, where things got very sticky.
Taylor Swift reviews her boyfriend's Netflix movie like only she can
Sharing the movie poster on Instagram Stories, the Grammy-winning singer said she was 'cackling and cheering the whole movie' and rated it a '13/10'. She did not mention Kelce by name or tag him, but fans knew exactly what was up when she dropped a single honey pot emoji. Yes, that was a direct nod to Kelce's absurd on-screen moment.
Travis Kelce gets eaten by a bear covered in Honey, because why not?
In one of the most unhinged cameos of the year, Kelce plays a mean restaurant boss in the sports-comedy sequel. His character gets dragged into a dream sequence where Bad Bunny ties him to a pole, paints him with honey, and lets a bear go to town on him. That is right. the Super Bowl champ got devoured by a bear while nearly naked. Taylor stans are still processing.
The scene is bizarre, hilarious, and already iconic, with fans flooding TikTok and X with memes and edits of 'Honey-Travis.'
No red carpet, but plenty of ring drama
Kelce unfortunately missed the Happy Gilmore 2 premiere, crushing fans who were hoping for a red carpet debut with Taylor. Instead, he was busy kicking off NFL training camp with the Kansas City Chiefs. But worry not, Swifties, the couple gave fans something just as juicy.
Kelce posted a carousel of sweet couple pics on his Instagram grid, making their love even more official. However, eagle-eyed fans spotted something wild, his lock screen showed Taylor with her hands in the air, and some claimed she was flashing a ring. Cue the engagement rumours. Again.
Is a proposal actually happening? Hard to say. But fans agree on one thing: this couple knows how to keep the internet on its toes, even if it involves bear attacks and blurry phone screens.
