Travis Kelce’s Ex-Girlfriend Makes Headlines Again as Fans Compare Her and Taylor Swift’s Hotness Levels: ‘He Didn’t Deserve That’. Travis Kelce ex Kayla Nicole grabs attention with workout video and hot outfit but some people are still comparing her to Taylor… 👇

An emotional Kayla Nicole broke down in tears while discussing her controversial appearance on WNBA star Angel Reese’s podcast last week.

Nicole was grilled by Reese on the podcast about her former relationship with NFL icon Travis Kelce, whom she dated on and off for five years before his romance with Taylor Swift.

Over the course of the interview, the 32-year-old influencer made a series of revelations about her and Kelce – including that they cannot speak if they see each other in public due to his new ‘situation’ with Swift.

She also opened up on the impact abuse from the pop megastar’s die-hard legion of fans has had on her in recent months, while admitting her fallout with Kansas City Chiefs WAGs she used to consider friends.

Nicole was heavily criticized over the podcast last week, with Swift’s avid supporters again targeting Kelce’s ex on social media, telling her to ‘get over’ her relationship with him and move on.

Now she has addressed the interview with Reese during her latest ‘I Am Athlete Daily’ podcast alongside former NFL players Brandon Marshall and Martellus Bennett.

‘Sitting down and doing a podcast, I felt like there were moments where I articulated myself in a really good way, and there were moments where if I could go back I would maybe change the way that I said things because it didn’t fully embody my character or my heart,’ Nicole admitted. ‘But that’s something that I’m learning.’

The broadcaster became emotional later in the podcast when discussing the backlash to her appearance on Reese’s podcast, admitting that her mother’s reaction to the negative response was most upsetting.

‘I thought that I handled things with grace,’ she said as she fought back the tears. ‘Thought that I answered the questions to the best of my ability. The public had their interpretation of things… didn’t matter to me