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Caitlin Clark has a Taylor Swift sneaker thought 'she would probably like'

Caitlin Clark talked about her friend Taylor Swift and her Caitlin 1s.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark and pop superstar Taylor Swift have a close friendship, having shared a suite at a Kansas City Chiefs game and attended a Taylor Swift concert. Clark has previously praised Swift, even crediting her with elevating Caitlin's fashion style. When asked about who she'd like to see wearing her Caitlin 1s in a recent interview with SLAM magazine, Clark confidently predicted Taylor Swift as the likely candidate.

Travis Scott had already tried on the signature black pair, as evidenced in Clark's Instagram post. Clark expressed her excitement about potentially seeing Taylor Swift in a version of the Caitlin 1s that she thinks the music icon would appreciate. Fans were thrilled by the revelation, eagerly awaiting the possibility of Taylor Swift sporting the Caitlin 1s in the future.

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