The NFL star’s camp calls out a viral document as ‘entirely false and fabricated.’ The drama unfolds as legal action looms
Travis Kelce’s camp is shutting down the latest online buzz-rumors of a so-called “breakup contract” with Taylor Swifthave taken the internet by storm, but Kelce’s team is having none of it.
The drama started earlier this week when a mysterious document surfaced, supposedly from LA-based PR firm Full Scope. This alleged paper trail reportedly mapped out a breakup strategy between Kelce and the pop megastar.
According to the document, which has been making rounds online, there’s a specific date for Kelce to end things with Swift, complete with a pre-written statement for both to share. Sounds like a Hollywood script, right? Well, Kelce’s team thinks so too.
The “leaked document”, reportedly created by Full Scope, suggests that the big breakup reveal was scheduled for September 28. It even detailed a supposed plan to drop an official statement three days later, after the media frenzy had time to cool down, ensuring the narrative remained on point.
PR firm shuts down rumors, legal action follows
The statement was meant to be all about respect-“Travis and Taylor have decided to part ways after careful consideration. They both value and respect each other’s personal lives and appreciate your respect for privacy during this time.” Classy, if it were true.
“Travis and Taylor have decided to part ways after careful consideration. They both value and respect each other’s personal lives and appreciate your respect for privacy during this time”.
But Full Scope isn’t having it. The PR firm was quick to shoot down the rumors, labeling the document as “entirely false and fabricated.” They didn’t stop there; they’ve now got their legal team on the case to hunt down whoever’s behind this forgery.
It’s still a mystery where this bogus document came from, but one thing’s clear-it started on Reddit and spread like wildfire across the web. But for now, it seems like Kelce and Swift’s relationship drama is nothing more than fan fiction.
source:marca.com
