Travis Kelce's PR Firm Weighing Legal Action After 'False and Fabricated' Breakup Document Goes Viral

Kelce's Representatives Call Breakup Document 'Outright Fabrication'

Travis Kelce's public relations firm is considering legal action after a "false and fabricated" document purporting to be a breakup letter from his girlfriend went viral on social media.

The document, which was widely shared on Twitter and Instagram, claimed that Kelce's girlfriend had broken up with him due to his "immaturity" and "lack of commitment."

PR Firm Denies Breakup, Calls Document 'Malicious'

Kelce's PR firm, The Montag Group, released a statement on Tuesday calling the breakup document "an outright fabrication." The firm said that Kelce and his girlfriend are still very much together and that the document is "a malicious attempt to damage Kelce's reputation."

Experts: Breakup Document May Have Legal Ramifications

Legal experts say that the breakup document could have legal ramifications for the person or persons who created and disseminated it.

Defamation is a legal cause of action that allows a person to recover damages for harm to their reputation caused by a false statement.

In this case, the breakup document could be considered defamatory because it contains false statements about Kelce's relationship status and his character.

Legal Experts: Breakup Document Could Be Considered 'Libel Per Se'

Some legal experts believe that the breakup document could even be considered "libel per se." Libel per se is a type of defamation that is considered so harmful that it is actionable without proof of actual damages.

Statements that are libelous per se include statements that accuse someone of a crime, statements that accuse someone of having a loathsome disease, and statements that accuse someone of being unchaste.

The breakup document could be considered libelous per se because it accuses Kelce of being immature and lacking commitment, which could damage his reputation in the eyes of his fans and business partners.

PR Firm: 'We Will Not Tolerate Falsehoods'

Kelce's PR firm said that it will not tolerate the spread of false information about Kelce.

The firm said that it is "exploring all legal options" to hold the responsible parties accountable.

Conclusion

The viral breakup document purporting to be from Travis Kelce's girlfriend is a reminder that even in the digital age, it is important to be wary of false information. Defamation can have serious legal consequences, and it is important to think twice before sharing information that could damage someone's reputation.