Kaylah Walton
The recent online rumors about a supposed “breakup contract” between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have caused quite a stir, but Kelce’s team is refuting these claims.
Speculation began circulating when an undisclosed document emerged, allegedly originating from LA-based PR firm Full Scope. This purported document outlined a strategy for handling a breakup between Kelce and the music icon.
According to the document making rounds online, there was a specified date for Kelce to end the relationship with Swift, accompanied by pre-written statements for both parties to share. This narrative reads like a Hollywood script, a sentiment echoed by Kelce’s team.
The document, reportedly authored by Full Scope, indicated a breakup announcement slated for September 28. It even proposed the release of an official statement three days later, once the initial media frenzy had subsided, to maintain a consistent storyline.
PR firm shuts down rumors, legal action follows
The proposed statement aimed at emphasizing respect: “Travis and Taylor have decided to part ways after careful consideration. They both value and respect each other’s personal lives and appreciate your respect for privacy during this time.” However, Full Scope is refuting these claims, denouncing the document as “entirely false and fabricated.” They have engaged their legal resources to identify the source of this deception.
Travis and Taylor have decided to part ways after careful consideration. They both value and respect each other’s personal lives and appreciate your respect for privacy during this time.
The PR firm is adamant; they have dismissed the rumors as baseless and are actively pursuing legal action against the perpetrators of this misinformation. The origin of this erroneous document remains uncertain, but it originated on Reddit and rapidly proliferated across various online platforms. At present, it appears that the alleged relationship woes between Kelce and Swift are merely fictional speculation.
