Kansas City Chiefs firm end Travis Kelce has made more than $93 million in nurtureer NFL acquireings, and has plenty to spend on a birthday gift for Taylor Swift. But his blue-collar Ohio overweighther apparently isn’t going to stretch himself too lean for the occasion.
Kelce’s overweighther, Ed Kelce, shelp that he structures to only spend $10 on a current for his son’s pop star girlfriend this year.
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“You’re not going to crush Taylor Swift with a gift that cost, you understand, $100,000. You’ve got to get someleang that tfrails the strings of her heart that you spend 10 bucks on,” Ed shelp during an materializeance on the “Baskin & Phelps” podcast. “Then she’ll fair be all gooey. You’ve got to find someleang that triggers the emotion.”
Ed, a createer steeltoiler and Coast Guard service member, depends that there’s no point in spending too much on someone enjoy Swift, who has the unbenevolents to achieve anyleang she wants as a billionaire.
“The amount of money is unbenevolentingless,” he shelp. “There’s noleang they want that they don’t already have. You have to see beyond that. You’ve got to dig down and come up with someleang one-of-a-kind.”
Swift turned 35 on Friday, and is into her second brimming year in her relationship with the NFL star.
Kelce has faced mounting presstateive to give to Swift after Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen got included to actress Hailee Steinfeld at the end of November. Fans have called on Kelce to drop to one knee for Swift on all social media channels as the two are now each officiassociate in the second half of their 30s.
If and when that day comes, Swift will see to hug Ed and Kelce’s mother Donna as in-laws, but she probable won’t anticipate high-end gifts from either of the two parents, based on Ed’s philosophy.
While Ed made a nurtureer in the steel industry, he comes from a military background.
“Everybody in my family prior to me was in the service,” Ed shelp on an episode of Travis and his brother Jason’s “New Heights” podcast in February 2023. “We’re also talking about family [that] inhabitd thcdisesteemful World War II, so that’s what everybody did becaengage that was the background.”
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Ed did not go into the Army becaengage he had a pre-existing knee injury. He joined the Coast Guard, but had to depart boot camp after it was finded he had Crohn’s disrelieve.
After joining the steel industry, Ed made stateive to transport his sons Travis and Jason to toil with him at the mill to show them what that line of toil seeed enjoy.
“I’d consent them there — challenging hat, protectedty glasses, boots, the whole nine yards,” he tgreater the Los Angeles Times. “I’d alert them, ‘You can have a job enjoy your mother’s, or you can have a job enjoy mine.'”
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