Lip reader reveals what Julia Roberts allegedly said to Travis Kelce at Taylor Swift’s Dublin tour stop
Julia Roberts was allegedly gushing over Travis Kelce’s relationship with Taylor Swift during the now-viral “handsy” video from the singer’s Dublin stop on the Eras Tour over the weekend.
“Squid Game: The Challenge” alum Jackie Gonzalez, who is deaf, deciphered the intimate conversation between the “Pretty Woman” actress and Kansas City Chiefs star, which showed Roberts scratching his chest and rubbing his shoulders.
“I’m so unusually happy for you guys, and I don’t mean to make you nervous, but it makes me so happy,” Roberts allegedly said, according to Gonzalez, who posted a video of the encounter on Instagram Tuesday.
The video of the Oscar winner, 56, and Kelce, 34, in the VIP tent of Aviva Stadium in Ireland went viral as Swifties slammed Roberts for getting touchy-feely.
“Why is she scratching his chest and pushing herself into him?? he is so uncomfortable trying to push her off and she holds him up. this is uber strange,” one person wrote on X.
The clip even caught the attention of comedian Nikki Glaser’s parents as they slammed the interaction as “gross” before later apologizing.
Meanwhile, supporters assumed it was a mutual interaction as Kelce was also rubbing Roberts’ arm.
“Please. Travis is not uncomfortable. Julia is clearly gushing over TNT [Taylor and Travis]. She has a great sense of humor so she’s probably joking around with him,” another fan chimed in.
Despite fan assumptions, Kelce seemingly enjoyed his chat with Roberts as he gushed over meeting the “awesome” actress during his “New Heights” podcast Wednesday.
“I met Julia Roberts in Ireland, in Dublin,” he said. “That was pretty cool.”
The tight end might still be in Europe with Swift, 34, as she prepares to hit the stage in Amsterdam. He doesn’t have to return to the US until Chiefs training camp begins on July 21.
Kelce — who recently made his on-stage debut at the Grammy winner’s tour stop in London last month — also teased more cameo appearances.
