Jason and Travis Kelce present for a picture throughout Game 1 of the NLCS in between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park on Monday, Oct. 16, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Gabriella Ricciardi/MLB Photos through Getty Images
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is readied to head to South America this month, and Travis Kelce is remaining shy concerning reports that he’ll be signing up with the pop super star on her expedition.
On the most recent episode of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, the sports siblings had a charming and puzzling exchange concerning Kansas City Chiefs limited end’s weekend break strategies while his group has the week off.
“Got anything you’re looking forward to going to?” Jason asked his sibling, as Travis responded, “Not really. I might just say f— it and just go somewhere nice, I don’t know. My skin’s getting real pale so I gotta go somewhere sunny.”
“Somewhere south?” Jason teased, prior to Travis included, “Closer to the equator.”
The Philadelphia Eagles facility after that pressed a little more, asking, “South of the equator?” to which Travis reacted with giggling.
Swift’s Latin American leg of her extremely preferred Eras Tour began back in August with 4 programs in Mexico City. She’s readied to carry out at Buenos Aires’ River Plate Stadium on November 9, 10 and 11. Following her 3 days in Argentina, Swift will certainly head over to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Nov. 18 and 19 prior to involving São Paulo, Brazil, on Nov. 24, 25 and 26. Sabrina Carpenter is the opener for the Latin American trip days.
Earlier this month, the “Anti-Hero” vocalist was declared a Buenos Aires guest of honor by regional legislatives adhering to an accepted statement costs submitted by lawmaker Roy Cortina, according to Buenos Aires Herald. In his costs, Cortina pointed out Swift as a favorable impact on the Argentine target market and kept in mind the financial advantages of her Eras trip going into the city. With 220,000 tickets marketed, the costs kept in mind that the sold-out programs “will have an impact on jobs and tourism all over Buenos Aires City.”
