Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce’s Cats & Dog Fighting After Wedding

Being a newlywed isn’t always easy, but Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly thriving. The Daily Mail previously reported that the singer is “happier than ever now that she is Mrs. Kelce,” adding, “married life has been blissful so far.”

The pair have been lying low and “nesting” with their fur babies, cats Olivia Benson, Meredith Grey, and Benjamin Button, and their white Samoyed dog. A source told the outlet that they “all get along because they got the dog as a tiny puppy and the cats took to the dog, so no fights.”

However, Hollywood insider Rob Shuter said that’s actually not the case. According to sources, Swift and Kelce’s four pets are “feuding” and still getting used to living together.

“Taylor and Travis are doing great,” one source told Naughty But Nice. “Ironically, it’s the animals having the hardest time blending their families. The humans figured it out much faster.”

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Additional insiders reported that Swift’s three cats ruled the house for years and aren’t exactly “thrilled” about Kelce’s dog “disrupting their peaceful routines.” Meanwhile, the pup is reportedly “eager” to befriend the felines.

“The dog wants to play every minute of the day, while the cats want peace, quiet, and personal space,” another insider explained. “It’s like watching three tiny divas negotiate a peace treaty.”

Friends of the power couple said they’ve been patient with their pets, making sure each receives “plenty of attention” and giving them time to adjust on their own terms.

“Nobody is worried,” a source added. “They all end up in the same room eventually. It may not be cuddling yet, but they’re making progress every week. The pets are taking longer to fall in love than Taylor and Travis did.”

They continued, “Every newlywed couple has an adjustment period. Taylor and Travis have already found their rhythm. Now they’re just waiting for the four-legged members of the family to catch up.”