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Tony Romo Knew Exactly What He Was Doing When He Accidentally on Purpose Referred to Taylor Swift as Travis Kelce’s ‘Wife’
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Trending on BillboardTony Romo never made it to a Super Bowl during his 14-year NFL career, but the former Dallas Cowboys star and CBS sports analyst still knows how to throw darts that stick a decade after leaving the game.
Take, for instance, his repeated slip-ups during the 2023-2024 NFL season when he accidentally referred to Taylor Swift as Travis Kelce‘s “wife,” more than a year and a half before the couple got engaged.
Now, in a new interview with SiriusXM’s The Morning Mash Up on Thursday (Jan. 29), Romo, 45, said his mistake was actually no mistake at all.
“I did, kind of, play with the fans a little bit I think I was like, ‘And there’s…’ I think I said, ‘his wife,’” Romo recalled of his cheeky quip.
Girlfriend!” Like the rest of the world, Romo’s co-host, veteran broadcaster Jim Nantz, wanted to know if his boothmate had some secret information, asking if the former quarterback knew “something we don’t know.”Now we know, he did not.