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Taylor Swift Fans Convinced Chiefs' Travis Kelce Did 'Fate of Ophelia' Dance after TD

Travis Kelce's touchdown celebration in the Kansas City Chiefs' 28-7 win over the Washington Commanders on Monday night may have included a shoutout to Taylor Swift.

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Taylor Swift fans are convinced Travis Kelce's new celebration is from 'Fate of Ophelia'

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'Keep it 100,' Travis Kelce celebrates 100 touchdowns with Taylor Swift dance move

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Reporter Mistakes Travis Kelce for Travis Scott During Interview

Travis Kelce was recently mistaken for rapper Travis Scott in Patrick Mahomes’ pre-game interview after the Kansas City Chiefs vs the Washington Commanders.

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Travis Kelce Performs Taylor Swift’s Viral Dance After Historic TD

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Seeing Jason Kelce watch Travis Kelce run onto the field will make you emotional

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Taylor Swift swoons over Travis Kelce as he reaches career milestone at Chiefs vs. Commanders game

During the game, which saw the Chiefs beat the Commanders 28-7, Kelce scored his 100th career touchdown, making him the fourth tight end in NFL history to hit the milestone.

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This Actor Sent Travis Kelce a Message After Major TD

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Travis Kelce Makes NFL History With Major TD vs Commanders

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Taylor Swift still #1 with 'Ophelia'; Olivia Dean, Leon Thomas score first top-10 songs

It seems Taylor Swift's "The Fate of Ophelia" won't suffer the fate of having to depart the upper reaches of the Billboard Hot 100 anytime soon.

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Taylor Swift Debuts 'The Fate of Ophelia' Music Video After Premiering It at Life of a Showgirl Movie Event

Taylor Swift released the long-awaited music video for her new single “The Fate of Ophelia” on YouTube on Sunday, Oct. 5. It was first available for viewing on Friday, Oct. 3 as part of the movie theater release party event for her new album 'The Life of a Showgirl.

Psychology Today

"The Fate of Ophelia" and Women's Misunderstood Pain

Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia” exposes how patriarchy mislabels women as “crazy.” This piece reframes that madness as misunderstood pain—and a call for empathy and healing.