[Exclusive] Hoping to Join Taylor Swift’s Squad, Anita Alvarez Teases Possible Kelce Brothers Deal for Paris Olympics: “We’re Connected”

From being rescued at her championship to her marvelous comeback and now qualifying for the Paris Olympics, Anita Alvarez has come a long way! Her spur to be a performing artist at the synchronized swimming championship has made her pass the hurdles, and now she is all set to mark her name in history by participating in the Olympics for the third time. 

 As Anita heads towards the glorious Paris Olympics, it will be interesting to see what this year unfolds for her and the audiences, who are all eyes to see her perform. In an exclusive interview with Essentially Sports, she was seen sharing the inside scoop of her training and forthcoming plans gingerly for her beloved audience. So what is the artistic swimmer up to? Is she making any celebrity collaborations with the Kelce Brothers? Let’s find out!

Anita Alvarez recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Essentially Sports, where she opened up about her experiences and how her journey has been so far. She spilled the beans on her manifestation to work with Taylor Swift someday, and the artistic swimmer also hinted at her speculated collaboration with the Kelce brothers. When Anita was asked about her recent wish to collaborate with Travis and if she considers herself a Swiftie, she replied that she isn’t an over-the-top Swiftie, yet she likes her and always listens to her. She further quotes, “But yeah, it was really cool because, in their podcast, the Kelsey Brothers talked about artistic swimming and how it’s…their favorite sport.”

 Hinting at the Kelce brothers’ connection, she reveals in her exclusive interview with EssentiallySports, quoting, “So we’re trying to get that connection going because you know, we’re connected with them That’s one step closer to Taylor to who knows music videos. She might need some artistic swimmers She might need some for to go on tour with her one day. I don’t know. Just just putting it out there.” It will be interesting to see if there’s a collaboration waiting for the semi Swiftie and artistic swimming fans to unfold at the coming Paris Olympics!

Artistic Swimming to witness change: Men called it worth embracing!

Artistic swimming has been a long-standing part of the Olympics. This is only one aspect of sports where gender equality concerns men rather than women. Artistic swimming has always been put forth as the sport of women’s dominance. Yet with ample other stereotypes that have been bursted, the inclusion of men in sports was something swimmers like Bill May were manifesting. Paris Olympics has opened the doors for the long-awaited inclusivity of men. As a stance on pluralism and the evolution of this respective domain, the decision of inclusion was welcomed with open arms and a united front, sans much resistance from the swimming fraternity.

 Bill May was one of the voices advocating for change, which was “once considered the impossible dream,” as he quotes. Not just the men in the domain, but also their female counterparts responded positively to the decision. Anita Alvarez said, “Having the inclusion of both males and females will make it more open for young boys and girls to dream of being in the Olympics.” This move can change the way females, males, or audiences look at artistic swimming as a sport. It will be interesting to witness how the changed dimension brings light to the glory of artistic swimming! Will this salt to the earth sport gain momentum and emerge from the shadows?