Stephen A. Smith thought deeply before stepping on Jimmy Fallon with his opinion about the future of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.
The ESPN star appeared in The Tonight Show and discussed contentious themes, including running joke on Smith's offer for the presidential elections of the United States 2028 and New York Knicks winning the NBA title.
Smith was asked, known for his shots without complexes, to give his thoughts about several hot shots generated to close the segment.
One of the chosen shots was that Kelce and Swift would marry in 2025. And Smith's response caused Fallon to jump from his seat.
“I'm afraid to make mistakes,” said Smith. Travis Kelce, that's my Dawg. I have to tell you: Many women love Travis Kelce. Travis Kelce has loved many women.
'But Taylor Swift is a different animal. She looks good. She is incredibly talented. And she is worth one billion (dollars). We will guess a 'yes' in this case.
Stephen A. Smith hit Jimmy Fallon with his opinion on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's future
After standing up, Fallon was excited about Smith's forecast.
“That is a hot shot,” Fallon replied. '… I hope that happens.'
Smith described Swift as a “three -headed monster”, referring to the features he had pointed out before.
According to Smith, “that is something difficult and difficult to reject”, for the closed wing of Kansas City Chiefs.
The creator of successes attended 22 games since he left with Kelce. As a result, the Swift cult base flooded the audience and assistance of the NFL, hoping to take a look at its idol.
In a statement, the senior vice president of the NFL for social, influencer and content marketing, Ian Trombetta, said that the consumption of social networks of the League saw an increase among women from 13 to 24 years.
Swift was more recently in the VIP suite in Caesars Superdome in New Orleans for the confrontation of the Super Bowl between Kansas City and Philadelphia.
Although the Eagles trampled the dreams of three turbas from the Chiefs in a 40-22 victory, a source told Page Six that Swift 'could not be more proud' by Kelce.