The dating life of NFL star Taylor Kelce took center stage as his rumored girlfriend, Taylor Swift made a high-profile appearance at the Chicago Bears versus Kansas City Chiefs game held at the iconic Arrowhead Stadium on September 24.
However, the aftermath of this event cast a shadow on his ex-girlfriend, Kayla Nicole, who found herself subjected to relentless online backlash and trolling.
Amidst the storm of negativity, Kayla Nicole finally broke her silence on the matter, choosing to speak out on her Instagram platform.
In a powerful message, she addressed the challenges faced by Black women in the public eye who dare to follow their hearts.
Nicole revealed the painful reality of facing scrutiny, criticism, and double standards.
She eloquently stated, “Dear Black girl, they may call you a traitor for falling in love. You’ll hope the ones closest will protect you, but you will quickly find out that people don’t protect what they don’t value.”
Kayla Nicole continued her heartfelt message, acknowledging the unjust labels that society often assigns to Black women, emphasizing their perceived shortcomings.
She stressed the importance of harnessing one’s inner strength to silence the negativity and self-doubt imposed by societal pressures, concluding with the powerful notion that “the rage of the world is loud.”
Nicole also highlighted the vital role of resources like therapy, prayer, and community in coping with the challenges posed by online negativity and trolling.
Notably, Kayla Nicole’s post garnered the approval of African-American star gymnast Simone Biles, who is also the wife of Green Bay Packers’ Jonathan Owens.

Simon Biles like Kayla Nicole’s post addressing ‘Black Girls.’
Simone Biles herself is celebrated for her courageous decision to step away from the Tokyo Olympics to prioritize her own mental and emotional well-being.
Until now, Biles’ act is hailed as a radical feminist statement.
Previously, Simone Biles played a pivotal role in exposing the heinous sexual abuse committed by USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
Biles and her teammates exhibited courage in exposing Nassar’s abuses and instigated transformative changes in a sport that had a dark history of mistreating girls.