Sam Heughan is dreaming big as he prepares to attend a Taylor Swift concert in the United Kingdom … joking the pop star will forget all about Travis Kelce when she lays eyes on him.
The “Outlander” star made his high hopes clear in a new clip — where he kids he’ll steal Taylor away from her NFL player boyfriend in some new behind-the-scenes footage from the “Outlander” set over in Scotland, where Taylor is about to play 3 shows in Edinburgh.
Speaking to the camera in full costume as Highland warrior Jamie Fraser, Sam reveals most of the “Outlander” cast is going to see Taylor in concert … and that she’s going to leave Travis for him once she sees his orange wig in the crowd.
Sam jokes … “How could she resist? You know, she’s going to shake him off and take me out instead.”
If the T-Swift reference wasn’t a dead giveaway, Sam is obviously not being the least bit serious here. BTW, while he’s talking here … the folks who produced this video actually superimposed lyrics to Taylor’s song “…Ready For It?” over the clip, for dramatic effect.
Anyway, the whole bit is pretty damn funny — but we gotta say … TK might not like hearing it, joking or not. He hasn’t really needed to defend his turf thus far, as there haven’t been any dudes shooting their shot publicly.
Now, though, a new hunk has entered the chat … or so it seems. Maybe it’s time for another sporadic international drop-in from the tight end — better safe than sorry, right?! 😅
Kobe Bryant, Dwight Howard and Micahel Jordan (Images Credit: Getty Images)
Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant have both left a lasting legacy on the basketball court, serving as ideal role models for aspiring young players. Their names frequently surface whenever the best player’s debate is discussed.
Recently, this discussion heated up again when former NBA star Dwight Howard made a bold claim about Bryant’s legacy over Jordan’s.
During his appearance on “Gil’s Arena Live” with Gilbert Arenas, the former NBA star expressed his belief that Kobe Bryant was a more skilled player than Michael Jordan.
“I think Kobe better than MJ skill-wise. He took everything Jordan did and multiplied it. He did it better. He had the fadeaway, the drive, the pump fake,” Howard said.
