Travis Kelce has mastered those invisible strings.
The three-time Super Bowl champion celebrated a phenomenal swing on the golf course Thursday by playing air guitar on his golf club and lip-synching to Taylor Swift’s 2014 song “Bad Blood” as it was blasted in the background.
The Instagram clip was shared by former pro basketball player Chandler Parsons, who seemingly hoped Swift’s song would throw Kelce, 34 off his game. However, as another person off camera admitted, the plan “backfired.”
“@killatrav cannot be rattled,” Parsons wrote atop the video.
Kelce, who wore white slacks and a white and gray striped polo shirt on the course, looked sun-kissed and refreshed after he enjoyed a romantic vacation with the “Anti-Hero” hitmaker in the Bahamas last week.
The couple, who stayed at the $15K-a-night Rosalita House estate, were photographed passionately making out while swimming together and holding hands as they strolled along the picturesque shoreline. Kelce was also caught copping a feel of his girlfriend’s derrière as they tanned on the beach.
After landing back in the States, they continued their time together by grabbing lunch at Nobu in Malibu on Sunday.
Their R&R comes as Swift, 34, takes a break from her record-setting Eras Tour and Kelce enjoys his off-season from football following his 2024 Super Bowl victory.
The pair made headlines throughout the 2023-2024 NFL season as their romance heated up, with an insider telling Page Six they could get engaged this summer for their first anniversary.
Kelce and Swift have not been shy about sharing their love with the world, as exemplified by the Grammy winner’s presence at 13 of her beau’s NFL games last season and his sweet remarks about her on his “New Heights” podcast.
During her Time 2023 Person of the Year profile, the “Cardigan” songstress explained that she and Kelce decided hiding their relationship would do them no good.
“When you say a relationship is public, that means I’m going to see him do what he loves, we’re showing up for each other, other people are there and we don’t care,” she noted.
“The opposite of that is you have to go to an extreme amount of effort to make sure no one knows that you’re seeing someone.”
“And we’re just proud of each other.”
