Travis Kelce’s ex, Kayla Nicole, just made a major change after her apparent swipe at Taylor Swift through her Halloween costume.
Everything has been popping off since Swift appeared to have made a diss track of the YouTuber when she released 'Opalite' in her The Life of a Showgirl album.
What really stuck out as possibly being about the 34-year-old, is when the singer crooned: "You couldn’t understand it, why you felt alone / You were in it for real, she was in her phone / And you were just a pose."
Now, apparently, this line refers to a once-viral video between Nicole and Kelce when they were dating.
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The pair seemed to be at a restaurant, when Kelce is heard telling Nicole at dinner, 'Oh my God. Get off your phone… You're not even drinking your wine anymore, can we go?' .
Then, weeks later, Nicole dropped a crazy video on her Instagram account which seemed to show her cosplaying Toni Braxton for Halloween, with an iconic song about men and heartbreak.
A TikToker @thesimplysimone posted a video praising Nicole’s attempt after she dressed up as Braxton in her music video for 'He Wasn’t Man Enough'.
"Y’all, Kayla Nicole has won Halloween!" Simone said. "Not only is it a great tribute costume to Toni Braxton, but this is such a creative clap-back to Taylor Swift’s a**."
When Nicole dropped the video, she captioned it as: "This song went triple platinum in my 2006 bmw. And still getting played todayyyy."
She then referred to Braxton, writing: "She’s an icon. She’s a legend. She’s @Toni Braxton circa 2000."
With lyrics that could be very well matched to her situation, people online were not happy.
They read as: “Did you know about us back then? / Do you know I dumped your husband, girlfriend?” Nicole lip-synched. “I’m not thinking ’bout him / But you married him / Do you know I made him leave? / Do you know he begged to stay with me? / He wasn’t man enough for me.”
Anyway, now there has been an even bigger development.
Nicole has seemingly deleted her X account amid a new controversy.
Many news outlets have reported that she deactivated her X account on November 6, after alleged old tweets resurfaced which appeared to use homophobic and racial slurs in many instances from 2010 until 2014.
People online have had mixed feelings about the alleged tweet thread of screenshots that have been said to have been of what Nicole posted throughout the years.
Some think people are dog piling on her, while others say she needs to take accountability.
An X user said: “That was 15 years ago. We are all better people since then.”
Another said: “The best thing is swifties would’ve left her alone like we did for the last 2 years but she pushed the button too much.”
UNILAD has reached out to Kayla Nicole’s representatives for comment.
Topics: Celebrity, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, Twitter, Social Media, US News
Britt Jones