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It’s hard in those days for Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and girlfriend Taylor Swift to pass an intrusive camera lens pointed at them.
This is going to eat at a restaurant in Los Angeles or spending a vacation on a private beach on a Caribbean island.
Imagine how complicated it would be for them if everyone knew about their plans.
Well, we know where they’ll be on Friday and Saturday: the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, outdoors in Los Angeles. That’s according to Us Weekly and the Daily Mail.
The festival takes place in Indio, California, for consecutive three-day weekends, beginning Friday and ending April 19-21.
There’s no doubt that Coachella organizers are hoping Traylor will show up. Last year was the first time in 11 years that the popular festival didn’t sell out on any of the weekends. And this year, according to Newsweek and other media outlets, it took a month to sell. that first weekend.
“Even the rumors that Taylor Swift would be attending this year’s festival. . . with his new friend Travis Kelce failed to increase sales,” Newsweek reports.
For weeks, hypotheses have been circulating about their imaginable presence. Or they’re taking a break from their respective jobs to pay their bills and have reportedly camped out at Swift’s Beverly Hills mansion. Swift has almost a month off before heading back on a European excursion. .
For Kelce, a visit to Coachella would cap off an eventful week. He filmed the game show “Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity?”and flew to his home state of Ohio to record a live episode of the “New Heights” podcast Thursday in Cincinnati.
Swifties would certainly appreciate this look. Lately they’ve been huddled in their corners of the web and ahead of April 19, when Swift will release her new album, “The Tortured Poets Department. “They can’t wait to get their hands on the album’s products and monitor the pair’s sightings in the wild.
Us Weekly this week published a photo of the couple hiding from paparazzi in the back seat of a car after dinner at the Bird Street Club in West Hollywood.
Swift is known for supporting her musician friends, and several perform at Coachella, including Sabrina Carpenter, who opened for Swift on the first leg of the Eras Tour.
“Perhaps Swift will praise Carpenter’s loyalty with a wonderful appearance at Coachella,” writes Mikael Wood, pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times.
Lana Del Rey, who appears on Swift’s “Snow on the Beach” from the album “Midnights,” will make headlines on Friday and April 19. Del Rey with Swift in Las Vegas when the Chiefs won the Super Bowl.
When he’s not generating albums for Del Rey and Swift (adding “The Tortured Poets Department”), Jack Antonoff is the lead singer of the rock band Bleachers. The band plays on Saturdays.
Another friend of Swift’s and fellow seated at the awards show, rapper Ice Spice, who remixed “Karma” with Swift and gave the impression in the video, will also perform on Saturday.
Paparazzi and eagle-eyed enthusiasts will be keeping an eye out for Swift and Kelce this weekend. That’s why the country’s most prominent couple will be staying at a place that promises them privacy: the Madison Club in La Quinta, California.
The Madison Club is considered a members-only luxury residential community. It features an 18-hole golf course and a day spa. The number of members is capped at 225, according to Real Estate Rancho Mirage. This states that the golf club’s payments charge $500,000, with an annual payment of $70,000.
According to The Desert Sun, a mansion “behind the walls of sumptuous private golf hotel The Madison Club” sold last year for $31. 75 million.
This comes from the club’s website: “The Madison Club is a tranquil sanctuary offering complicated cuisine and modern fitness and wellness programs. Escape to the spa and rejuvenate with a wellness regimen set against the backdrop of the surrounding mountain ranges.
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For the Swifties who are nibbling on Swift’s new album, the prospect of her doing a song at Coachella (the album comes out on opening day last weekend) feels like a fantasy.
But really, what else hasn’t been in this romance?
“It’s unprecedented to see an artist come to the festival with new material,” Music Mavens told the Los Angeles Times.
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