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Travis Kelce reacts to Prince William’s Taylor Swift selfie confession

Travis Kelce reacts to Prince William’s Taylor Swift selfie confession
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  • He admitted that he had tried to move Kelce out of the picture, hoping to have a photograph featuring only himself, Swift and his two eldest children.
  • Reacting to William’s comments, Travis appeared to understand the prince’s perspective while also pointing out that his relationship with Swift was at a different stage when the photograph was taken.
  • The original selfie became an especially memorable moment because it featured Swift and Kelce together during the early months of their highly publicised relationship.

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Travis Kelce has responded humorously to Prince William’s recent admission that he tried to exclude the NFL star from a viral selfie with Taylor Swift during a memorable encounter in London.

The Prince of Wales recently appeared on a popular British talk show, where he shared an amusing behind-the-scenes detail about the photograph taken with the American singer and her boyfriend at the time. William revealed that he had initially hoped to take the picture with Swift and his children without Kelce appearing in the frame.

The photograph was captured during Swift’s Eras Tour concert at Wembley Stadium in June 2024, which coincided with William’s 42nd birthday. The moment attracted widespread attention online, particularly because it featured the royal family member alongside the globally popular singer and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end.

During his television appearance, William explained that he had not realised how significant the moment would become. He admitted that he had tried to move Kelce out of the picture, hoping to have a photograph featuring only himself, Swift and his two eldest children.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 29, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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