Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are willing to take on a massive change amid worries about the NFL star's "red flag" behavior.
Talks about Kelce and Swift's relationship not going to last emerged following the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's continuous display of his "true colors" that made him a walking red flag.
It started when he threw tantrums at his team's coach, Andy Reid, with many outlets, including Fortune, branding him the incident "rise of the jerk."
Can Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Make It Work?
The Daily Mail added that Kelce faced criticisms when he was spotted taking a selfie with a police officer hours after a shooting incident occurred after the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade.
The incident left at least 22 injured and one dead.
Many slammed the athlete for his behavior, with most of them issuing a warning to the "You Belong With Me" hitmaker.
But instead of letting it affect their relationship, the couple reportedly established a new strict rule to make things work.
Per reports, Swift and Kelce decided they should not be apart for more than two weeks.
Thus, the tight end flew to Australia to be with his girlfriend.
"They have decided that they don't want to be away from each other for more than two weeks at a time," a source said.
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Why Fans Are Worried About Travis Kelce Being a Red Flag
After the recent controversies, Swift's fans shared their thoughts about the changes in Kelce's behavior.
"At the beginning of their relationship, he seemed very chivalrous. He was doing everything right. However, his behavior at the Super Bowl and after was cringeworthy.
He clearly thrives on attention, good or bad. I am really wondering if he is with her for the right reasons," one said.
"Wish em the best but Kelce seems like the type who needs more variety, at least at his current age," another wrote.
"Overall, this setup benefits Kelce 10x more down the road than Swift."
Regarding his Super Bowl behavior, Kelce revealed on his New Heights podcast that emotions sometimes get away from him and "that's been the battle" of his career.
