Taylor Swift Tattoo Idea Featuring Travis Kelce Has Fans Doing a 'Double Take'

Taylor Swift is about to make her last Eras Tour stop in Vancouver, and the Canadian city is finding some unique ways to anticipate her arrival.

One local tattoo studio is already going viral over the tattoo idea depicted in the shop's window, which appeals to Swifties who may want to get inked up with a tribute to the "Cruel Summer" songstress—and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

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As seen in photos uploaded to X (formerly Twitter), the tattoo shop Adrenaline Vancity featured a giant window display that reads "Merry Swiftmas," along with a depiction of Swift, 34, and Kelce, 35, recreating the Nativity scene.

The window shows two women, one who is clearly supposed to be Swift, with her arms around another woman who is cradling the Baby Jesus, or should we say, "Baby Travis."

"Seen on a tattoo shop window on Granville in Vancouver lol did a double take like WHAT is that," the user who initially posted the photo wrote in their tweet, and fans simply didn't know how to react.

"Help literally what," one person wrote in response, while someone else quoted one of Swift's songs to quip, "Darling I'm scared."

"Lol wow thats really something," another user added.

But some Swifties were absolutely loving it, especially the depiction of Kelce as a baby, with full facial hair and all.

"The baby travis is sending me," one person tweeted.

Another user joked, "she is both Tay Mother AND Tay Father."

Swift will be playing three sold-out shows in Vancouver this weekend to wrap up her history-making Eras Tour, which has been going on since March 2023.

She will kickoff the final weekend on Friday, Dec. 6, followed by a show on Saturday, Dec. 7, and the very last show on Sunday, Dec. 8.

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