Taylor is already making her mark within America’s royal family! Conor’s Uncle Patrick spoke out about the blonde beauty saying she’s already part of the family! More proof they’re the real deal? Read on for more details!
Taylor Swift has already won over America — and now she’s done the same with the Kennedy family! Conor Kennedy‘s uncle, Patrick Kennedy, spoke out about the country cutie revealing she’s totally in with the family.
“We love Taylor Swift … she’s been a great friend and we’re happy for Conor,” the former U.S. Representative told TMZ. “If she wants to be in the family, she’s already a part of it.”
So cute! Taylor and Conor’s very publicized romance is heating up — we can even expect the 18-year-old to attend the VMAs with Taylor on September 6!
“They will probably hang out with Patrick while they are out in LA. Since Patrick will be in town as he just started classes at USC, they all want to party together,” a close source to the couple told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. ” [Conor] probably won’t walk the red carpet, but he’ll be there to support her performance at the show!”
So cute! We definitely can’t wait to see them sitting side by side together at the big event!
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Do YOU think Conor and Taylor are in it for the long haul? Vote and weigh in below!
– Nicole Karlis
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dude
Posted at 1:01 PM on September 5, 2012
How do you spin your exclusive story when ho does NOT go to the VMA’s. Oh yea all you have to say is the reason no one saw him was because he was behind the scenes supporting her? Not that he was attending his 1st day of school. They may be dating, but this close “source” usually means we lied.
gbtw
Posted at 2:12 PM on September 5, 2012
huh? he just turned 18, and taylor’s idea of a party is baking cupcakes and braiding hair… what kind of “party” is that? also, could someone get to the bottom of his school situation and start reporting it properly! (maybe it is, right?) i think a lot of privileged kids do a post-grad year if they don’t get into the school they want or their parents think they are not ready for college yet, but the idea of him being a true junior at the age of 18 is a bit crazy. is that right?