Adam Sandler will always be a devoted Swiftie. While speaking to Entertainment Tonight about new movie Happy Gilmore 2, in which Travis Kelce makes a cameo, the actor-comedian only had kind things to say about the tight end and his superstar girlfriend, Taylor Swift.

On Thursday, July 17, the former cheerleader, 24, posted a glimpse inside her home with boyfriend Belichick, 73, on her Instagram Stories. Their bathroom wallpaper, Hudson explained, "is made of newspapers that Bill found in the original dilapidated structure" of the house before they renovated it.

During The Summer I Turned Pretty ‘s first season, multiple Swift songs were featured throughout seven episodes, including “Cruel Summer,” “False God,” “The Way I Loved You (Taylor’s Version)” and “This Love (Taylor’s Version),” from the 1989 (Taylor’s Version) album which at the time had yet-to-be-released.

After Travis Kelce hit a career low with his 823-yard record last season — and his Kansas City Chiefs' failure to secure a historic Super Bowl three-peat — an NFL analyst and former coach is blaming it on the tight end's hyper-public relationship with billionaire pop superstar Taylor Swift.

Adam Sandler is a big fan of his Happy Gilmore 2 co-star Travis Kelce and his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, who he called 'incredible.' It's no secret that Adam Sandler loves Taylor Swift, and he also had high praise for his Happy Gilmore 2 co-star Travis Kelce while promoting his latest movie.

This news comes to from TMZ, which reports that Taylor's father Scott Swift underwent "quintuple bypass surgery" just a month ago. The "All Too Well" singer was reportedly at his side throughout the ideal, and he's seemingly feeling much better.

Taylor Swift's dad, Scott Swift, recently underwent heart bypass surgery and is currently recovering from the procedure, TODAY.com has confirmed. The pop star's 73-year-old father, who has been married to Andrea Swift for 37 years, had quintuple bypass surgery.

Houston's newest defender poked fun at The Swifties after winning the Super Bowl. The Swifties haven't forgotten.