The wedding pictures of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are practically non-existent online. From the bride’s dress to Madison Square Garden Stadium’s decorations, everything has been kept discreet from fans and the media. However, some pictures seemingly revealed one frame hinting that the newlyweds have a white fluffy pet dog. Swifties were excited as speculations surfaced, especially since she had established herself as a ‘cat lady’ over the years. A month after their wedding, new reports have finally revealed their dog’s name, and it has an adorable meaning. Here’s a closer look at the meaningful name of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s charming dog.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce gave a sweet tribute to their relationship with their dog’s name
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly named their rumoured dog ‘Wendy,’ according to the Deuxmoi report. The name allegedly roots from Kelce’s favourite coming-of-age film, ‘The Sandlot (1993).’ It has been a long tradition for the billionaire singer to name her pets after television or film characters: Olivia Benson, Meredith Grey, and Benjamin Benson. Adding yet another character to the list, Wendy Peffercorn is the name of the lifeguard who catches Squints Palledorous’ attention. Moreover, the iconic appearance of blonde hair, blue eyes, and red lips matches Taylor Swift’s description.
When Jason Kelce revealed that Travis Kelce has a dog
A particular appearance of Jason Kelce on the Fitz and Whit podcast resurfaced on social media after eagle-eyed fans noticed Taylor and Travis posing with their dog in one of the photo frames hanging at the wedding venue. Talking about the Kansas City Chiefs star’s ‘green velvet, over-the-top couches,’ which he noticed were pushed back against the wall, Jason said, “I’m not gonna say the dollar amount—but I’m like, dude, what are these couches?” before adding, “He just got a puppy. The puppy had chewed a hole in the back of it.” Just like that, the fans concluded that there was a brand-new (and cute) member at Travis and Taylor’s house.
