In Wednesday’s episode of the thriller series, the NFL star plays a flirty nurse opposite Niecy Nash-Betts’ character, Detective Lois Tryon, who offers to bake a cake as a token of gratitude for his kindness.
“You know what I like? Pop-Tarts without the frosting,” Kelce’s character, Ed Laclan, says in the scene.
The reference may have been a subtle nod to Swift, who baked homemade Pop-Tarts for her beau and his teammates during the 2023 NFL season.
Travis Kelce’s cameo in Wednesday night’s “Grotesquerie” episode seemingly included a nod to his girlfriend, Taylor Swift. FX The tight end’s character, Ed Lachlan, says he likes “Pop-Tarts without the icing.” FX Swifties recalled that the singer previously baked homemade Pop-Tarts for her boyfriend and his Kansas City Chiefs teammates. Getty Images
Soon after the episode aired, Swifties freaked out over the sweet gesture on social media.
“POP TART MENTION HELLO,” one fan tweeted , while another added , “Killatrav liking ‘pop tarts’ in #grotesquerie 👀 sounds familiar lol.”
One of the singer’s fans even suggested that Swift “sent pop tarts to the set with him so they had to change the script.. I see what yall did there #grotesquerie.”
One fan joked that the Grammy winner “sent pop tarts to the set with [Kelce] so they had to change the script.” GC Images “POP TART MENTION HELLO,” another Swiftie gushed on X. GC Images
“The only thing that [Kelce and I] talked about was that she’s very supportive of him, and if he has an interest, she wanted him to try it,” Murphy, 58, said.
The TV producer also shared that he heard nothing but “sweet, lovely things” about Swift during Kelce’s time on set.
Meanwhile, Swift seemingly sent her beau a subtle nod by dropping “The Greatest in the League” merch collection on Thursday. GC Images The name of the collection is inspired by a line from her song “The Alchemy,” which is believed to be about her romance with the NFL star. Instagram/patty_cuts
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