Following the release of Taylor Swift’s new album “The Life of a Showgirl” on Friday, October 3, listeners began to assume the song “Opalite” was aimed at Kayla Nicole. Nicole dated Taylor Swift’s fiancé, Travis Kelce, for about five years starting in 2017.
As explained in US Weekly, in the new song, Swift focuses on her past failed relationships before her romance with Travis Kelce. The Grammy winner, in her song, seems to outline the athlete’s romantic history leading up to their relationship.
Travis Kelce’s ex Kayla Nicole hints she doesn’t like comparing herself to other women amid Taylor Swift’s new album
The track “Opalite” has been described as a tease for having a lyrical reference aimed at Kayla Nicole, who was once Travis Kelce’s ex. The song describes Swift, who, over the years, has carefully sought the ideal romantic partner, Kelce, whom she started dating in 2023.
The couple got engaged in August and then shared the news on Instagram. It’s easy to tell the song is about Kelce since his birthstone is Opal. Nicole, 33, was in an on-and-off relationship with Kelce for 5 years until the Kansas City Chiefs tight end met Swift after her Eras Tour concert.
After the release of Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” Travis Kelce’s ex Kayla Nicole appeared to respond to the pop star.
A few hours after the album was released, Nicole reposted a reel to her Instagram story that features Eva Marcille in a scene from the ‘America’s Next Top Model’ cycle.
In the scene, Tyra Banks asks Marcille, “How do you compare yourself to the other girls out there?” to which the model confidently proclaims, “I don’t compare myself to other girls. I’m Eva. I’m no comparison to anyone else.” These posts were made after Swift released ‘Opalite,’ a song she has openly said is about Kelce.
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