'Poor rich kids': Internet slams Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift over NFL's parking plan for her private jet
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: It appears that detractors always manage to find something to criticize Taylor Swift and her partner Travis Kelce about. This time, the spotlight fell on both Swift and Kelce, the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, after he faced questions about NFL's arrangements for parking Swift's private jet at the Super Bowl.
Recent media coverage also ignited speculation when Kelce disclosed during Super Bowl interviews that he hasn't communicated with his girlfriend Swift since her impressive victories at the Grammy Awards.
Kelce's revelation follows Swift's remarkable triumphs at the Grammys, where she clinched her fourth Album of the Year award, further solidifying her record as the most decorated artist in this category.
Travis Kelce noncommittal about NFL plans about Taylor Swift's private jet parking
Per reports from the Daily Mail, Kelce recently declined to confirm whether his partner Swift would secure a parking spot for her private jet at the Super Bowl in Las Vegas on Sunday. Swift is set to travel to Allegiant Stadium for the Sunday kickoff, where Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs will face the San Francisco 49ers.
As indicated by the Daily Mail, Swift will conclude the Japanese leg of her Eras Tour in Tokyo on February 10 and will need to quickly return to the United States for the game on February 11. Besides the tight timeframe for her return to LA for the game, another challenge facing the pop icon is the scarcity of parking spaces for her private jet.
The Daily Mail reported that Sin City had sold out of private jet parking spots for Super Bowl weekend, leaving many wealthy and famous individuals scrambling for alternatives.
Michael Giordano, a partner at Cirrus Aviation Services in Las Vegas, informed The New York Post that while the NFL will secure a landing space for Swift, parking spots are increasingly difficult to secure. He stated, "Taylor Swift will definitely have a spot through the NFL to land, but not necessarily a place to park."
However, as per Daily Mail, Kelce recently declined to confirm whether Swift had indeed been provided with a parking spot for her private jet by the NFL during a Super Bowl interview. When asked about the matter on Monday night, Kelce replied, "I'll have to ask."
According to the New York Post, parking spaces at Harry Reid Airport and its two nearest executive jet strips, North Las Vegas and Henderson, have already been claimed for private jet parking. Additionally, slots for Sunday night takeoffs for fans looking to make a quick departure have reportedly been filled.
The Daily Mail also noted that Kelce was questioned about whether having Swift attend his games added more pressure on him to perform.
He responded, "You can't put on any more pressure than I put on myself. I promise you that. It's just the heart of a competitor. She has definitely brought a lot of new faces to the game and it's been fun to experience that. She seems to be enjoying the games. She's a part of Chiefs kingdom right now and it's fun to see her enjoying the game of football."
Swift recently made headlines again when reports surfaced suggesting she might take legal action against Jack Sweeney, a college student who monitors her private jet flights on social media. The 'Wildest Dreams' singer's legal team sent a "cease-and-desist" letter to Sweeney, alleging stalking and harassment.
Internet users call Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift 'poor rich kids'
Many trolls gathered up on social media and called out Kelce and Swift on the parking issue.
A user wrote, "Need a bigger park for those egos of theirs and all that excess baggage".
Another user wrote, "Poor Rich Kids. They should try to get a parking spot at Walmart on the weekends."
A user commented, "She has no problem polluting the skies".
Another user commented, "These two are nothing more than another publicity stunt for both of them. Everything they do when they find time to be near each other is exposed deliberately to the media to give them free publicity."
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