The post stated, “A televangelist hailing from Arkansas asserts that Satan is orchestrating Taylor Swift’s union with Travis Kelce, purportedly to facilitate the birth of the antichrist and instigate a thousand-year apocalyptic conflict against Christ. It seems she’s tasked with quite a lot, all amidst a global tour.”
Even amidst a world tour? I doubt she’d find the time for it.
Before delving into this, it’s crucial to highlight that the televangelist supposedly behind this statement remains unnamed, and the phrasing used is notably ambiguous. Essentially, it amounts to an unverified assertion suggesting that a preacher, somewhere, has made a strangely specific and prophetic statement regarding the music star.
Nevertheless, Ed Kelce found humor in the situation and didn’t hesitate to share his thoughts on Instagram after the post gained traction on social media.
Ed Kelce certainly saw the funny side of the conspiracy theory.(Ashok Kumar/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)
In the comments section, he playfully quipped, “That’s my son!” This sparked amusement among other social media users, who likewise didn’t view the post with seriousness.
“One user commented, ‘[Ed Kelce], this genuinely cracked me up… you’re the greatest!'”
“Alright, you’ve won the internet for today, haha,” remarked another user.
“Nothing beats a supportive dad,” another joked.
Other users simply joked about the sheer absurdity of the supposed claim in the first place.
“Meanwhile, juggling sold-out arenas worldwide AND whipping up cinnamon rolls and pop tarts for the Chiefs’ offensive line,” one user quipped.
“And here I thought I had a packed schedule!” another joked.
A third remarked, “Talk about the pressure on working women! When will it ever end?”
