Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and global superstar Taylor Swift turned heads once again. Attending the ceremony of Kelce’s cousin, Tanner Corum, and his bride Samantha Peck, the couple made waves online with their coordinated elegance and genuine chemistry.
But while fans were delighted to see the duo enjoying a private celebration, it was Kelce‘s unexpected hairstyle that really set social media ablaze.
A now-viral photo posted by Facebook user John Michael Damian showed Swift and Kelce sitting together at the reception, looking every bit like the polished power couple. But fans didn’t take long to zero in on Kelce’s noticeably longer and fuller hair.
“He needs a new haircut,” one fan bluntly commented.
Another joked: “He’s in his 1970s bowl cut era.”
“What in the 90s boy band is going on with Trav’s hair?” a user quipped.
Kelce and Swift continue to shine together amid growing public appearances
Despite the polarizing reactions to his hairstyle, many fans still praised Kelce’s look, with others appreciating the bold change.
At the wedding, he wore a dark brown blazer over a black-and-white striped knit polo and added a gold chain necklace for subtle flair, styling that complemented Swift‘s ethereal blue floral Markarian dress, complete with a corset bodice and pleated skirt.
The couple was seated at table number one and appeared comfortable and affectionate. Videos shared on TikTok captured a sweet moment between them during the bride and groom’s first dance, Swift nudged Kelce playfully as they watched from their seats, prompting a smile and a gentle shoulder-dance from the NFL star.
Although Kelce and Swift have kept a relatively low profile since the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIX victory, their recent outings, including romantic dinners in Palm Beach and now this family event, signal a growing ease with sharing parts of their relationship publicly.
Their appearance at this intimate celebration sparked renewed speculation among fans about the future of their relationship, with some wondering if a wedding of their own could be on the horizon.
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