Kylie enlisted the help of a Kansas City Chiefs player after her husband turned down a proposal to get a pet cat
Kylie Kelce enlists the help of her brother-in-law to convince her husband Jason Kelce to get a cat.
Bonus podcast episode on Friday New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, Kylie, 31, and Kanas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce, 34, talked about how they could work together to get Jason, 36, involved in adding a cat to their family.
“No, here’s the deal, I told Jason I wanted to get a cat,” Kylie said in the episode. “And he told me no. And I feel like you might like cats now.”
“What color cat do you want,” Travis replies to his sister-in-law.
“I don’t want you to send a cat. I just want you to get on my team here,” she replies, adding that she asked because she thought Travis “might like cats now.”
Taylor Swift takes a selfie with her cat.
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Travis is dating Taylor Swift, who is a proud cat mom. The singer-songwriter’s pet family includes three cats – Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson and Benjamin Button – whom she openly adores.
All three cats have appeared on Swift’s social media pages and in some of her music videos. In 2020, the superstar’s pets were also featured on her holiday card, wearing cute winter gear against a black and white background reminiscent of the singer-songwriter’s 2020 album. folklore.
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The Grammy winner also said that her beloved cats have had some influence on her career. In 2019, she told TIME: “I have cats. I’m obsessed with them. I love my cats so much that when the role in the so-called CatsI was just like, I have to do this.” Swift even attended “cat school” on set to prepare for her role.
The “Anti-Hero” singer has spoken several times over the years about why she’s developed such an affinity for cats, telling TIME, “They’re very dignified. They’re independent. They’re very capable of handling their lives.”
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