Travis Kelce’s Ex Seemingly Shades Taylor Swift After Self-Identifying as a ‘Girl’s Girl’
Maya Benberry accused Kelce of cheating on her and liked a comment on Instagram calling Swift a “5.” All in a day's work!
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After a Sunday football game that played out like a Wattpad YA romance novel, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly very much still feeling things out. But that hasn’t stopped people like Kelce’s ex, life coach and influencer Maya Benberry, from talking. In a Tuesday interview with the Daily Mail, Benberry, who met Kelce on his 2016 reality dating show Catching Kelce, accused her ex of cheating on her—“once a cheater, always a cheater” is how she put it.
“Taylor seems like such a fun girl with a beautiful spirit so I wish her the best of luck, but I wouldn’t be a girls’ girl if I didn’t advise her to be smart,” Benberry, who dated the Kansas City Chiefs star for a few months nearly seven years ago, told the tabloid. “I’m sure by now she has mastered the ability to see who is really there for her—and who is just using her.” In old, now-deleted tweets reviewed by the New York Post, Benberry previously accused Kelce of cheating on her with sports broadcaster Kayla Nicole, who Kelce dated on and off between 2017 and 2022.
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