Travis Kelce Recalls ‘Lovely’ Bahamas After Taylor Swift Trip – Life&Style Weekly

Travis Kelce gushed about the Bahamas after he and girlfriend Taylor Swift enjoyed a romantic vacation there.

While speaking to Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday, April 2, interviewer Nischelle Turner told Travis, 34, that he appeared to have gotten some sun recently. Is it the Bahamian sun or the Bahamian love that has you just glowing right now? she asked, referencing their recent trip.

You know what? Its just a lovely place down there, isnt it? the Kansas City Chiefs star said. You can get it all down there. All the love in the world.

Travis didnt mention going on the getaway with Taylor, 34, though the couple was photographed soaking up the sun during a beach outing in late March. Their trip was revealed when photographs circulated of the couple packing on the PDA as they spent time in Bahamas Harbour Island at the end of March.

Neither the professional athlete nor Cruel Summer singer have shared much insight into the trip, though a source exclusively told Life & Style that the pair wanted to get away while her Eras tour is on hiatus.. They wanted a break from their busy schedules to be alone and enjoy the sun, water and sand, the insider explained.

The couple who confirmed their romance in September 2023 spent quality time together while staying in a suite that cost $975 per night. Their intent was to get away from the spotlight that follows them wherever they go, the source shared.

Taylor loves the Bahamas for the pristine beaches, climate, cuisine and privacy, of course, the insider explained. She knows shell be treated with the utmost respect by the locals, who are used to catering to celebrity clientele.

While Travis didnt share any specific details about their vacation, the Ohio native recently hinted that their relationship is in a good place. Im the happiest Ive ever been, he told People in an interview published on April 2. Im a guy that some people say is glass half full, half empty, and my glass is all the way full. Its all the way full.

Despite not mentioning Taylor by name, the Super Bowl champ added that hes oozing life right now.

Following their trip to the Bahamas, Travis and Taylor reportedly went to Pennsylvania to celebrate Easter with his brother, Jason Kelce, and his family. The trip marked the first time that Taylor met Jason, 26, and wife Kylie Kelces three daughters, according to Daily Mail.

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OpenAI Cofounder Who Pushed Out Sam Altman Is In a Confusing Limbo

After moving to oust Sam Altman, OpenAI cofounder Ilya Sutskever is in a sort of limbo, and nobody seems to know what will happen next.

Do The Limbo

After moving to oust Sam Altman, OpenAI cofounder and chief scientist Ilya Sutskever is in a sort of limbo, and nobody seems to know what will happen next.

As Business Insider reports based on interviews with people in the know — who spoke on the condition that their identities remain anonymous — it remains unclear what role Sutskever will play in the AI firm moving forward after turning on Altman just before OpenAI's Thanksgiving week massacre.

"Ilya is always going to have had an important role," one of those insiders said. "But, you know, there are a lot of other people who are picking up and taking that responsibility that historically Ilya had."

Ouch. Before the incredible failed coup at the company, Sutskever was far from a household name, and fewer still knew who he was before ChatGPT burst onto the scene a year ago.

Known primarily for his outlandish statements about algorithmic sentience, the Russian-born researcher is considered something of an "AI god" by his acolytes — and now is thought of as a traitor to others who think he won't be able to come back from voting alongside two fellow (and now former) OpenAI board members to fire Altman as CEO over vague accusations of dishonesty.

What's Going On

According to two insiders who spoke to BI, Sutskever hasn't been seen in the firm's San Francisco offices all week, and his position within the company is "to be determined," one of those sources said.

This isn't exactly surprising given that Altman hinted pretty explicitly in his note following his re-hiring as CEO that although he has "zero ill will" towards his fellow cofounder, the company is nevertheless "discussing how he can continue his work at OpenAI." In an interview with The Verge, however, the CEO did admit that he was "hurt and angry" that Sutskever had essentially shanked him Brutus-style.

Sutskever, for his part, has also been making some vague statements online suggesting continued tumult at OpenAI.

In one since-deleted tweet, he posted a reference to the memetic phrase "the beatings will continue until morale improves," which he said "applies more often than it has any right to." In another post made on his art Instagram, this one still up, he posted a stern-looking cloud head — though that one, at least, looks more like the artist himself than any of his coworkers.

As BI's sources described, the working relationship between Altman, Sutskever, and Greg Brockman — the other cofounder who resigned in solidarity with the CEO after his ouster, and who was brought back upon his return — has soured tremendously.

"Once trust is broken," one former staffer explained, "it cannot be regained."

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