Travis Kelce calls in lawyers after fake 'contract' leaks allegedly revealing exact date Taylor Swift relationship will end

While it's not uncommon for celebrity couples to sign a prenup, leaked 'documents' appeared to show Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have a contract stating when their romance will end.

Global superstar Swift and Kansas City Chiefs favorite Kelce started dating last year and sent the media into a frenzy with their relationship that could only be described as being straight out of a Hollywood movie.

It's believed that the two celebs started dating in September 2023 and have since been spotted supporting one another at their respective jobs, with Swift having attended several Chiefs games while Kelce has been to a handful of his girlfriend's concerts.

While it seems like the pair have only gone from strength to strength, a leaked 'contract' alleges that Swift and Kelce will soon break up.

The document was first posted on Reddit and shared an apparent action plan for when the well-loved couple will break up.

As per the leaked paperwork that's attributed to Full Scope Public Relations (who represent football favorite Kelce), he and Swift will release a statement on social media three days after going their separate ways.

The announcement would allegedly be 'gracious, respectful, and stress mutual respect'.

An example of what a media statement given by their reps reads: "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 documentation also reveals the exact date that Kelce and Swift are seemingly scheduled to end their relationship, that date being September 28.

In light of the leak, Kelce's team have labeled the contract as 'entirely false' and have threatened legal action against those distributing it.

A spokesperson for Full Scope PR told MailOnline that the paperwork is 'entirely false and fabricated and were not created, issued or authorised by this agency'.

They continued: "We have engaged our legal team to initiate proceedings against the individuals or entities responsible for the unlawful and injurious forgery of documents."

The initial Reddit post that shared the images has since been deleted.

UNILAD has also approached reps for both Kelce and Swift for comment.