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✓ Published: 26-Apr-2024
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After he started making worldwide headlines thanks to his relationship with Taylor Swift, Super Bowl-winning NFL player Travis Kelce has revealed he’s “comfortable” with his newfound level of fame – and in front of the camera – due to shooting home videos as a kid.
After he started making worldwide headlines thanks to his relationship with Taylor Swift, Super Bowl-winning NFL player Travis Kelce has revealed he’s “comfortable” with his newfound level of fame – and in front of the camera – due to shooting home videos as a kid.
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