Was Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's "Breakup Contract" Leaked?

It must be wild being so famous that you'd need a PR firm to schedule your breakup. That's what the rumors are saying right now about Taylor Swift and her Kansas City Chiefs boo Travis Kelce, who are allegedly planning their split on a specific date.

That's according to supposed "leaked" documents, of course. The top of the docs say Full Scope, which is Travis's U.S. PR company. While that might seem legit, Full Scope has since claimed to the Daily Mail that the docs are "fabricated."

For a quick refresher, Travis and Taylor confirmed their relationship in September 2023 when she was spotted at a home game at Missouri’s Arrowhead Stadium. The photos, of course, went viral, and the spotlight has been on their budding romance ever since. But now, these alleged leaked documents are putting a whole new spin on things. So, are the rumored Taylor and Travis breakup contracts real, or just another internet rumor?

Let’s dive into what’s really going on.

The documents in question — whether they're real or fabricated — outline a detailed strategy for Taylor and Travis's split, with the plan for their breakup announcement to come out on Sept. 28, 2024, followed by an official statement three days later, in which both parties maintain "mutual respect" for each other.

Per the Daily Mail, the plan even includes some boilerplate text for a potential announcement: "Example: Travis and Taylor have decided to part ways after careful consideration. They both value and respect each other's personal lives and appreciate your respect for privacy during this time. They are both committed to their careers and personal growth. They remain friends and wish each other the best."

The plan specifically called for the announcement to frame the split as a "natural part of life," while also highlighting Travis's commitment to his "personal growth" and his sports career.

Not only did Full Scope tell the Daily Mail that these docs were fake, but the company also said it had "engaged [its] legal team to initiate proceedings against the individuals or entities responsible for the unlawful and injurious forgery of documents." A spokesperson for Full Scope emphasized in a statement obtained by TODAY, “These documents are entirely false and fabricated and were not created, issued, or authorized by this agency."

Still, some fans think that there's reason to believe this is true, especially as Travis's publicist has previously bragged about setting up "showmances" in the past. However, many others are convinced it’s all nonsense. One Reddit user wrote, "I think anyone with common sense could tell it was fake," while another chimed in, "It reads 100% written by ChatGPT too."

Another user offered an intriguing perspective: "I think people know it's fake but it does have people now questioning the legitimacy of the relationship which was the whole point of making the fake document."

So is love truly dead?! Guess we'll have to wait and see how this plays out!