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Meet Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's new dog. She's already a model.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s dog stepped into the spotlight with a starring role in Kelce’s new Tommy Hilfiger campaign.

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There's a new addition to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's family. The famous couple's white, fluffy Samoyed pup made her public debut in a new ad campaign.

The dog, rumored to be named Wendy, was first spotted earlier this summer when she stepped off a plane in Palm Springs with her Kansas City Chiefs tight end father and Grammy-winning mom. Alas, the world received no formal introduction to the pup — until Tuesday, when she appeared in a Tommy Hilfiger ad campaign alongside Kelce. The new ad shows Kelce checking into the Plaza Hotel with one very good girl by his side.

In an interview with Vogue about the campaign, which also features stars like Swift's bestie Gigi Hadid, Kelce said that their pup "lights up my day." So, naturally, when Tommy Hilfiger was seeking a dog to accompany Kelce in the campaign, the nepo puppy was the ideal choice.

"We figured, why not her? She crushed it and actually really fit into that Tommy aesthetic too," he told the magazine. "Those are some of my favorite shots."

The Samoyed may have been part of Kelce and Swift's lives for quite a while. In February 2025, Kelce's brother Jason Kelce revealed that the Happy Gilmore 2 actor had a new puppy — who ate the back of Kelce's velvet couch — on the Fitz & Whit podcast.

Swift, who wed Kelce at Madison Square Garden on July 3 after nearly three years of dating, has not had a dog of her own. The self-proclaimed "childless cat lady" has three cats — Olivia Benson, Meredith Grey and Benjamin Button — who often appear in her music videos and social media posts.

Despite being a cat person, Swift does have a dog sibling : Her mother Andrea Swift has a massive Great Dane — ironically named Kitty . In fact, Swift named a character in her song "The Life of a Showgirl" after Kitty .

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