Taylor Swift and Ed Kelce (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Travis Kelce’s father, Ed, is getting plenty of love and praise from “Swifties” after issuing the perfect response to news of Taylor Swift’s stalker getting arrested.
As reported by Reuters last week, police in Germany arrested a 34-year-old American male who allegedly stalked the Grammy Award-winning singer and made threats against her and Travis Kelce:
“German police detained a U.S. man suspected of stalking Taylor Swift and making threats against her and her partner on social media as he was trying to go to the mega pop star’s concert in the western city of Gelsenkirchen, they said on Thursday.
The 34-year-old man, who had a ticket, was identified and taken into custody at the entry control point to the venue before the concert on Wednesday after initial investigations could not rule out that he posed a threat, said police.”
Ed Kelce commented on the relieving news of the man’s arrest on social media, writing “Love to know who this some-(expletive) is.”
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are approaching the milestone one-year anniversary of their relationship. Rumors of their romance began to emerge last fall, and Swift essentially confirmed the relationship when she attended the Chiefs’ Week 3, 2023 home game against the Chicago Bears at Arrowhead Stadium.
Swift attended 13 Kansas City Chiefs games last year, including their AFC Wild Card, Divisional Round and Championship Games. She performed a concert in Tokyo, Japan, a day before Super Bowl 58 and rushed back to the U.S. so she could watch Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The legendary singer got a luxurious suite at Allegiant Stadium and got to witness Travis Kelce and the Chiefs defeat the San Francisco 49ers in overtime to win the Super Bowl. The Chiefs became the first team to repeat since the 2003 and ’04 New England Patriots.
Up next, Kansas City will try to complete the first Super Bowl three-peat in history.
Travis Kelce & Chiefs Open 2024 Season vs. Baltimore Ravens
Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs will begin their Super Bowl title defense with a home tilt against reigning MVP Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL Kickoff Game on Sept. 5 at Arrowhead Stadium.
This will be a rematch of last year’s AFC Championship Game, which Kansas City won 17-10 to reach their fourth Super Bowl in five years. It also provides an ample opportunity for Lamar Jackson and company to get some early-season revenge, and to make a statement to the rest of the NFL.
