After performing 149 “Eras Tour” shows and releasing a double-album “The Tortured Poets Department,” Taylor Swift is taking a much-needed break from the public eye.
During the offseason, Swift and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, have kept a very low profile.
While Kelce traveled to Las Vegas over the weekend to support Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ annual charity golf tournament, Swift, who attended the event last year, did not go.
The pop star, however, donated an autographed guitar for the foundation’s auction.
A source told Page Six last month, “They’re still so in love and enjoying spending time with their friends and each other during the offseason. There’s no trouble at all.”
Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
In the meantime, Taylor Nation, the singer’s official fan club run by her management team, continues to keep fans engaged.
On May 18, Taylor Nation celebrated the anniversary of the “Karma” singer’s commencement speech at New York University in 2022.
They posted, “Growing up with Taylor Swift by your side: easily one of the best decisions ever. Here are some wise words from Doctor Swift, in honor of the three-year anniversary of her honorary degree. 💜.”
The post included quotes from her incredible speech with a feature photo that stated, “People haven’t always been there for… but Taylor Swift has.”
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One woman commented, “crying forever, growing up with taylor has been such a privilege 😭😭💌.” One Swifie wrote, “AWWWWWW 😢❤️.” One fan added, “i just had a mental breakdown on this 😭.”
Another fan commented, “awwww I’m crying 😭🥺 this is basically what got me through my teenage years in one post 🫶🏻 (only rep & debut missing 💚🖤).” One Instagram account asked, “Am I allowed to cry 🥹.”
Swift received an honorary doctorate from NYU before speaking to tens of thousands of new graduates at Yankee Stadium.
She told the crowd during her address, “I leave you with this: We are led by our gut instincts, our intuition, our desires and fears, our scars and our dreams. And you will screw it up sometimes. So will I.
“And when I do, you will most likely read about on the internet. Anyway… hard things will happen to us. We will recover. We will learn from it. We will grow more resilient because of it.”
