Hilarie Burton predicts Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will get engaged in May!

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During her recent performance of her Eras Tour in Argentina, Taylor Swift changed the lyrics of her song, Karma, to give a shoutout to her beau Travis Kelce, who was present in the audience. The Grammy winner, 33, replaced the line ‘Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me,' with ‘Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me.' The American footballer, 34, watched Swift perform alongside her dad, Scott Swift, in the VIP tent during her show in Buenos Aires.

Soon, actor Hilarie Burton joined a chorus of fans on social media reacting to the adorable moment. The One Tree Hill actor, 41, re-tweeted a fan-captured video of Kelce's sweet reaction to Swift changing the lyrics - and the screams from the audience in response - and predicted about the couple's future. "They are gonna have the most flannel-lined, pie and red ribbon kinda Christmas," she wrote in the post on X (formerly known as Twitter). "And then these babies are gonna be engaged by May."

When a netizen replied to her post, noting that Swift has "never done that for any other guy," Burton added another comment on the relationship. "Because every other guy made her feel like she had to downplay her own work. This big ol' beefy tree of a man is holding up signs and singing along! Catching her as she runs offstage!" she wrote, before comparing Kelce's support of the Anti-Hero singer to her own husband's support. "Just saying... strong @JDMorgan energy, (sic)" she added, referring to Jeffrey Dean Morgan. "Get a man who lights up when you win."

Interestingly, in September, she shared another similarity between their respective relationships as she praised Kelce for inviting Swift - and the singer for following through on the invitation - to come see him play in Kansas City. Earlier, in response to a clip of Swift cheering on Kelce after he scored a touchdown against the Chicago Bears on September 24, Burton had tweeted, "I am painfully invested in this."

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