Travis Kelce is a lot of things: championship-winning tight end, podcast host, boyfriend to the most famous person in the world. Now, we may be able to add hair influencer to the list. According to the New York Times, there has been a worldwide surge in requests for Travis Kelce hair. The paper seems to (controversially) attribute the popularity of his super-cropped, skin fade to entirely to the athlete himself. Listen: he may have contributed to the uptick in requests, but Kelce himself will be the first to admit he did not invent the fade. |
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Shop Esquire Men’s Jewelry ~exclusively~ at Macy’s. |
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Bet that Egan will be on the first flight out of home base in next week's episode. |
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| I was trained in the world of surgically precise foods and bleached white coats. But when it came to opening my own restaurant, I didn't want to serve any of that. |
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