It's been more than three years since Travis Kelce and his ex-girlfriend, Kayla Nicole, broke up, but the latter seemingly can't stop talking about it and referencing it.
Nicole, who dated Kelce off and on before his engagement to Taylor Swift, took part in a Super Bowl 60 commercial on Sunday evening. She made a clear reference to her breakup and Swift. Nicole was featured in Sleeper's commercial with Tiffany Haddish and NBA player Ben Simmons.
The ex-girlfriend was labeled the "Ex of a certain NFL Player" and she spoke out in the ad, saying "Simmons and Haddish promised me that they could put an end to this whole 'ex-girlfriend' fiasco quickly."
Simmons responded: "That doesn’t sound right."
The two then went back and forth over word choice, before Simmons said: "Swiftly."
Sleepers.
While Nicole has spoken out in the past, expressing frustration how many continue to associate herself with the Travis Kelce breakup, fans are wondering why she herself continues to make references to it.
NFL fans are accusing her of 'pathetic' behavior
"This is beyond embarrassing for everyone involved. The fact that neither person in that new relationship had uttered this ex’s name while she has marketed herself with his name for 9 years - 4 after the dump- is pathetic," one fan wrote.
"This is quite possible the most embarrassing thing I’ve ever seen. Bunch of losers," one fan added.
"This might be the most embarrassing commercial I've seen. This gal is clout chasing bunny burner. She needs help for her mental illness," one fan added.
"It's been 3 years, and you're still nothing more than the ex-girlfriend who can’t keep a man or a job," one fan wrote on social media.
"Pathetic. She no longer gets to complain when the Swifties come after her. She is clearly keen to attract that attention. She’s really making this her personality? Like I said, pathetic."
Nicole has made repeated references to the breakup - at least in many people's eyes - including on Halloween this year, though she denies it.
What do you make of Kayla Nicole's Super Bowl 60 ad decision?