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Taylor Swift Goes Cross-Eyed Before Sneezing: Travis Kelce’s Take on Her Viral Hay Bale

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Travis Kelce had some serious questions about the artistic choices behind a viral hay bale decoration of himself and his wife, Taylor Swift. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end wasn’t holding back on the latest episode of his “New Heights” podcast, especially about why his wife’s hay doppelgänger looked, get this, cross-eyed.

Kelce Breaks Down the “Haylor Swift” Artwork

On Wednesday’s podcast episode with his brother Jason Kelce, Travis dove right into the photo of the stacked bales, playfully labeled “Haylor Swift” and “Travis Kelc-hay.” His direct question was classic Kelce: “Why’d they have to make my wife cross-eyed, that’s all I’m asking,” he said around the 9:20 mark. Jason, ever the quick wit, suggested maybe the hay Swift was about to sneeze. And Travis’s laugh-out-loud reply? He confirmed it, saying, “She does go cross-eyed before she sneezes.” So there you have it, folks, a little detail we didn’t know we needed about one of the biggest stars on the planet, courtesy of her husband.

The Swift-Kelce Phenomenon Continues

This whole hay bale saga just adds another layer to the Kelce-Swift phenomenon that’s been capturing headlines. These two tied the knot back in July, right there in New York City, and Taylor has already been spotted at two Chiefs home games this season. Remember that Week 2 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts? Travis scored a touchdown, and Swift was seen pointing directly to her wedding ring. The couple clearly isn’t shying away from sharing their story, whether it’s on the field or through hilarious hay bale reviews.

Kelce and the Chiefs are currently enjoying their Week 5 bye, but they’ll be back on the field for their next home game on October 18. They’re set to face off against the Los Angeles Chargers. Hopefully, this gives the hay bale artists some time to take notes for future lawn art, maybe with less squinting!

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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