How Travis Kelce reacts when asked when he’ll turn Taylor Swift into an “Honest Woman” in front of a crowd
Anyone who has heard Taylor SwiftHer discography knows that she is nothing if not honest, sometimes to a painfully specific degree (e.g. “So Long, London” and “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart”). But Jason Sudeikis ask her boyfriend, Travis Kelceabout turning her into other Honest kind of woman, if you catch his drift.
And, naturally, he did this in the presence of billions and billions of smartphones, on a microphone.
Kelce and Sudeikis participated in sketching at Famous Weekend Big Slick, a Kansas City charity event, on Saturday. The two went on stage together George Wendt And Robert Smigel to perform the classic movie “Bill Swerski’s Superfans” Saturday night live sketch, with Kelce playing himself and the trio playing superfan commentators with Chicago accents.
In character, chewing a cigar, Sudeikis can be seen on one Video filmed by fans asked Kelce the question about asking questions.
“Hey Travis, let’s be honest, OK, it’s just people here,” he said. “When will you turn her into an honest woman?”
He continued: “Look, Taylor doesn’t need to work anymore.”
For his part, Kelce pursed his lips but smiled along with the crowd, offering some quality chin rubs while waiting for the audience’s reaction.
“I know your kicker agrees with me,” Sudeikis couldn’t help but add, nodding to his kicker Harrison ButlerBenedictine College’s recent commencement speech sparked controversy, criticized for implying that women’s highest aspirations are marriage and motherhood.
Finally, Kelce replied with a smile, but without the specifics about the time, place, and method of proposal that some might have been hoping for. “You guys, you’re really pushing it,” he said.
Representatives for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce did not immediately respond Vanity fairrequest for comment by.
