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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are getting into the Halloween spirit on their daytime talk show, Live With Kelly & Mark, by dressing as a high-profile couple. This Thursday, October 31, they appeared in costumes inspired by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.
In a photo shared by Us Weekly, Ripa donned a red-and-white gingham dress, complete with black sunglasses and a bold red lip, emulating Swift's look from the U.S. Open last month. Consuelos channeled Kelce in an all-white ensemble, accessorized with a matching Gucci bucket hat and even mimicked the tight end’s signature mustache.
The couple was spotted enjoying the match at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens alongside Kelce’s teammate Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany. During the event, Swift and Kelce were caught on camera singing along enthusiastically to “I Believe in a Thing Called Love” by The Darkness, which was playing over the stadium speakers.
The festive fun continues throughout the week, featuring guests like Jason Derulo, Robin Wright, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Keri Russell, Joey Fatone, Julianna Margulies, Jackie Tohn, and more.
Kim Kardashian accuses the couple's relationship to be a contract
In the latest twist of the ongoing saga between Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift, Kardashian has expressed her skepticism regarding Swift's romance with Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. An insider revealed to Life & Style that Kardashian, 44, finds humor in predicting the potential downfall of the couple's relationship, likening it to Swift's past romances that have ended in disappointment. Travis Kelce is an NFL star, a Kansas City Chiefs Tight end while Taylor is a global superstar.
Kardashian reportedly entertains the idea that Swift and Kelce might have a "relationship contract," suggesting the romance is more of a spectacle than a genuine connection. Despite speculation about a possible engagement, Kardashian remains skeptical. "It all smelled a little suspicious to her from the start, But even if it's not a PR romance, Kim's convinced it's still going to implode before long," the insider noted.
