In every great fairy tale, the narrative thread is woven with heroes, magic wands, and, inevitably, a few villains lurking in the shadows. In the ongoing public romance of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce—a story that has captivated the globe—the roles are being cast in real-time. And according to the unfolding drama, the cast now includes a “little fairy” with a magic wand in the form of Wyatt Kelce, and a new “villain” in country singer Jana Kramer. This is the story of a romance so powerful it’s pulling in family, sparking memes, and forcing critics to show their hand.

The most heartwarming magic is coming directly from the Kelce family’s next generation. Wyatt Kelce, daughter of Jason and Kylie Kelce, has emerged as the story’s most adorable supporting character. Described as a “diehard Swifty” and a massive fan of her uncle and “Aunt Taylor,” she is “rooting for a fairy tale end.” Recently, this fandom took a proactive turn as Wyatt, full of charm and mischief, reportedly began a campaign to convince her father, Jason, to join Taylor in Paris for the European leg of the Eras Tour.

The image she painted was one of an adorable, whimsical journey, with her and Taylor “gallivanting around Paris.” The request, and the thought of the famously boisterous Jason Kelce navigating the City of Love, was so delightful it set the internet ablaze. Social media exploded with memes, imagining Jason’s “bewildered face” as he processed his daughter’s dream trip. It’s a moment that perfectly encapsulates the story: a genuine, wholesome family dynamic playing out on a global stage, making millions chuckle and shake their heads in amusement.

While Wyatt’s fairy tale wish remains a wish for now, the romance’s other hero has already made his move. Travis Kelce, fresh off his off-season events, has reportedly flown over to join Taylor in Paris. The “Swift-Kelsey train,” as it’s been dubbed, has not “bothered its brakes,” and their commitment is as clear as ever. This trans-Atlantic gesture has only fueled the speculation, with former reality TV star Spencer Pratt adding his own precise prediction. He stated with “100%” certainty that he believes the couple will be engaged this very month. It’s a bold claim, one so specific it’s almost comical, but it underscores the public’s intense anticipation for a “happily ever after.”

However, no modern fairy tale is without its manufactured drama. Recently, anti-fans and critics were sent into a frenzy by a “tad bit odd” development. Travis Kelce was spotted at two major social events—the Kentucky Derby and the Miami Grand Prix—without his significant other. For a couple who, as the source notes, requires a “flight tracker” to keep up with, this separation was seen as a “worrisome” sign of trouble. The gossip mill argued: This is the same man who traveled to Sydney and Singapore right after the Super Bowl, the man who bought an “iconic mansion” just so they could be together. Why the sudden solo appearances?

The panic, it turns. out, was entirely unfounded. The reason for Travis’s solo outings was simple and, for “haters,” frustratingly practical: Taylor Swift was working. While Travis was at the tracks, Taylor was in full-on preparation mode for the massive European leg of her “infamous eras tour.” She wasn’t just resting; she was “prepping to wow us all,” making her absence “inexcusable” but for a “pretty solid” excuse.

This same logic applies to the couple’s even more high-profile absence from the Met Gala. Eyebrows were raised when the king and queen of the NFL and pop music, respectively, were no-shows at fashion’s biggest night. The reason, once again, was Taylor’s grueling schedule. The gala took place just three days before her tour was set to resume in Paris.

Interestingly, the source admits that while attending might not have been “convenient,” it was “very doable.” Taylor, after all, famously flew across the globe from Tokyo to Las Vegas to cheer for Travis at the Super Bowl. The decision to skip the Met, therefore, seems less about logistics and more about focus. After their “effortless but enviable” public display at Coachella, a Met Gala appearance would have “been about them,” and right now, the focus is on the tour.

That Coachella appearance serves as the ultimate rebuttal to anyone doubting their connection. It was there, in the desert, that fans saw the unadulterated version of their romance. It was, as the source gushes, “ooey gooey cute,” filled with “shoulder kisses and cute gestures” that “brought butterflies to our bellies.” It was a clear, unspoken message to the “haters beefing” that they were, indeed, having the time of their lives “together.”

But as stated, every fairy tale needs a villain, and one has eagerly stepped forward. Country singer Jana Kramer, on her “Whine Down” podcast, launched a shockingly personal attack on Travis Kelce, positioning him as “trouble in the flesh.” On a scale of “toxic to run for your dear life,” Kramer seems to think Travis is the latter, calling him “terrible for Taylor.”

Her reasoning? “He is always drunk,” she stated, emphasizing “always” with what the source calls “outright extreme” exaggeration. “Every time I’ve ever seen a video, he’s just always drunk,” Kramer claimed, adding that she hopes Taylor “doesn’t go on that.” She even went so far as to suggest Taylor herself has “started drinking more” since their “Romeo and Juliet journey” began.

Kramer’s criticisms didn’t stop at his social habits. She labeled him “cheesy,” “corny,” and obsessed with “loving the attention.” She even criticized his professional “aggression,” pointing to the moment he passionately yelled at his coach, Andy Reid, during the Super Bowl.

But in this particular story, the “villain’s” words seem to hold little power. The source, and by extension the couple’s millions of fans, summarily dismisses her opinion. “She’s not even in the relationship,” the transcript notes, “so her opinion doesn’t really count.” Kramer’s comments are framed as the bitter, outside noise that simply comes with the territory of being this famous, this happy, and this in love.

The “love story singer’s love story” is, for now, one for the books, and its fans are “here to swoon chapter after chapter.” With little Wyatt Kelce playing fairy godmother from afar, Travis providing unwavering support in Paris, and Taylor preparing to conquer another continent, the narrative remains strong. The “villains” can whine, the “anti-fans” can spin their tales, but the Swift-Kelsey train, fueled by family, memes, and genuine affection, continues to charge ahead.