Kaylah Walton
Joe Alwyn, an ex-boyfriend of Taylor Swift, who shares a history with the singer, has offered his input and guidance to Travis Kelce, a NFL player, raising curiosity about Kelce’s reception of the advice.
Swift had a six-year long relationship with Alwyn before their surprising breakup last year; nevertheless, they parted ways amicably.
Rumors suggest that some of the tracks on Swift’s successful album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ draw inspiration from her time with English actor Alwyn.
This experience positions Alwyn ideally to potentially prevent mistakes that some of Swift’s previous partners have made – pitfalls that Alwyn might have managed to avoid during their relationship.
As a 14-time Grammy Award winner, Swift is known for composing songs about her ex-partners. Therefore, Alwyn’s advice to Kelce emphasizes the importance of treating Swift well to avoid the fate of past love interests, like Calvin Harris.
Besides, Swift’s devoted fan base, known as ‘Swifties’, is notorious for fiercely defending Swift against any negative remarks, whether made privately or publicly.
A source disclosed to Life & Style, “The only advice Joe would probably ever give Travis is to keep treating Taylor right so that he doesn’t become fodder for some song, because her fans will never let him live it down!”
Reports suggest that Swift and Kelce are still going strong as they near their one-year anniversary, with engagement speculations persisting.
The Current Bond Between Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift
The 33-year-old actor, known for his roles in films like ‘Harriet’ and ‘Kinds of Kindness’, has conveyed that he harbors no ill feelings towards the musician behind ‘Cruel Summer’.
According to insiders, there are “no hard feelings” between the former couple, despite Swift dating The 1975’s Matty Healy shortly after their split.
Alwyn was reportedly conscious of the dynamics surrounding his relationship with Swift when they got together. However, he has remained discreet when questioned about their bond.
“As everyone knows, we together – both of us, mutually – decided to keep the more private details of our relationship private,” Alwyn stated. “It was never something to commodify and I see no reason to change that now.”
