The Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce saga is like a rollercoaster that’s missing a few safety bolts. Hold onto your hats, because we’ve got the scoop on the Selena Gomez angle, and it’s more cautious than a grandma with a crystal vase.
Selena Gomez, the dynamic BFF of Taylor Swift, is apparently looking at this whole romance with the skepticism of a detective inspecting a crime scene. According to a source who may or may not be a closet detective, Selena’s radar is blinking red.
She thinks Taylor’s whirlwind of attending games and gallivanting through the Big Apple immediately after meeting Travis is as uncharacteristic as a cat barking in Mandarin.
Historically, Taylor has been about as secretive as a magician guarding their best tricks, and now she’s acting like a kid who just discovered a new toy. Selena’s probably thinking, “Where did my privacy-loving bestie go?” It’s like the mystery of the missing Taylor, and Selena’s got her magnifying glass ready.
Let’s not forget that Taylor had been in a super-duper-secret, nearly-underground relationship with Joe Alwyn for six whole years.
It was so confidential that even the Loch Ness Monster said, “Wow, that’s impressive.”
Now, Selena and Taylor have been tighter than a pickle jar lid for ages. Selena confessed that she felt like the odd duck in a pond full of celebrity swans but found a kindred spirit in Taylor. She once said, “My only friend in the industry really is Taylor [Swift].” We’ve all been there, Selena, trying to fit into that celebrity cool kids’ club, but Taylor’s got your back!
Selena couldn’t stop singing Taylor’s praises either. She called Taylor the “most influential artist” in her book, not just because they’re BFFs, but because Taylor can groove through more music genres than your uncle at a wedding after a few too many drinks. It’s a skill that’s rarer than a unicorn riding a unicycle.
And Taylor? She’s all about supporting her BFF, Selena. She sent out a virtual “So proud of you. Love you forever” message ahead of Selena’s documentary launch. Their friendship is like a rare gem in a sea of cubic zirconias, and we’re here for it.
