Taylor Swift has shared how Travis Kelce showed his support while she was making her music video “Patient Zero.” This comes after the Chiefs tight end landed in hot water for allegedly backing Shane Gillis’ recent controversial SNL monologue. Fans noticed that Kelce liked the post on social media and expressed their disappointment. Amid this, Swift shared that her husband has been rallying behind her.
Taylor Swift posts new photos as Travis Kelce faces backlash for liking SNL skit
Taylor Swift has revealed new photos of Travis Kelce as the athlete faces backlash for liking Shane Gillis’ problematic SNL skit on social media. In a brief cameo from her exclusive behind-the-scenes feature on Spotify, the couple shared a sweet moment on the set of “Patient Zero.” The Grammy winner leaned against her husband as she donned the director’s hat for the music video.
In the clip, Kelce is seen standing over Swift, who is wearing color-coordinated white-and-cream outfits. The Chiefs tight end rubs his wife’s shoulders in a bid to relax her. Notably, according to PEOPLE, the music video was filmed at the Beverly Hills location back in March.
Kelce wore an Elwood baseball cap, complete with a black-and-white checkered polo that perfectly complemented her cream-colored sweatshirt. The music video for the song debuted on September 27. This was after she was presented with the VMAs’ first-ever Artist Director Honors.
Meanwhile, fans expressed their disappointment with Kelce for liking Shane Gillis’ misogynistic SNL post. One user commented: “Not shocking from the husband of a billionaire who does absolutely no advocacy and is quiet in all things political.”
However, a fan tried to defend Kelce. They wrote: “Or maybe he didn’t watch the video at all and just liked it because it’s SNL.Not everyone is chronically online.” A third fan penned: “Not surprising unfortunately but still disappointing.”
A fourth fan chimed in: “Everyone suddenly forgets the sketch was written by a woman and approved by like 10 people before it aired. Travis liking it is whatever, but the outrage is so selective.”
