In contrast to their once widely reported courtship, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have recently been keeping things low-key. Since the Super Bowl in February, the couple hasn’t made a significant public appearance together, according to Us Weekly. Rather, they have been choosing low-key ski vacations in Park City and Montana and exclusive dinners in New York City.

This is a significant shift from their time in the spotlight, when Swift would support Kelce at Chiefs games, Kelce would go on her Eras Tour, and the two would go out with famous pals like Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Jack Antonoff, and Margaret Qualley.

The pair was perceived as disliked in certain quarters due to Swift’s booing and Kelce’s lackluster performance during the Super Bowl. Many believed that removing themselves from the spotlight was the best course of action because it would let them to concentrate on one another away from the commotion, especially since there were reports circulating regarding strain in their relationship.

According to a source who spoke to Us Weekly, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were yearning for a more “normal life” following the hectic schedules of the Eras Tour and the Super Bowl. The pair “needed time for themselves,” according to another insider, who agrees. The CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, David E. Johnson, claims that Swift and Kelce deliberately chose to avoid the limelight.

There had been some public outrage due to the overexposure symptoms brought on by their ongoing prominence. Their connection has become more intriguing as a result of their withdrawal, which also makes their few appearances more significant and noteworthy.

Swift and Kelce’s romance was in the news from the start, but the tremendous fanfare soon got to be too much. According to a third source, Kelce in particular felt caught up in the wave of his unexpected rise in celebrity, and the couple has come to the realization that receiving continual attention isn’t always good for their relationship.