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Jake Shane gives Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce engagement just one word

Speaking at the Pandora Talisman Collection launch in New York City, the content creator shared his reaction to the couple’s major announcement

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Jake Shane used the word “joy” to sum up his feelings over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement.

The 25-year-old influencer, who is well-known for his Therapuss with Jake Shane podcast, talked to People on September 8 while in New York City for the premiere of the Pandora Talisman Collection.

Shane mirrored Jason Kelce’s description of the pop star’s August 26 engagement announcement with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end as “the proposal heard ’round the world.”

Shane, a longtime Swiftie, has never concealed his love for the singer, who is 35.

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