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Most of the time, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are booked and busy. Just take a look at Swift’s list of upcoming projects and the NFL’s schedule, and you’ll see just how true that point is. However, at the moment, the pop star is on a break from her Eras Tour, and after winning the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end is enjoying the off-season. So, how is their relationship going now that they both have a “Blank Space” in their schedules? Well, a source gave an alleged answer to that question.<br/><br/>Reportedly, this power couple is thriving in their off time. Both are taking a much-deserved break from their work, and according to ET, they’ve been enjoying it together by taking a vacation to the Bahamas and spending a lot of time in Los Angeles.
Most of the time, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are booked and busy. Just take a look at Swift’s list of upcoming projects and the NFL’s schedule, and you’ll see just how true that point is. However, at the moment, the pop star is on a break from her Eras Tour, and after winning the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end is enjoying the off-season. So, how is their relationship going now that they both have a “Blank Space” in their schedules? Well, a source gave an alleged answer to that question.<br/><br/>Reportedly, this power couple is thriving in their off time. Both are taking a much-deserved break from their work, and according to ET, they’ve been enjoying it together by taking a vacation to the Bahamas and spending a lot of time in Los Angeles.
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