Josh Berry De Nascar talks about his experience in the same high school as Taylor Swift and launches an indirect one through Travis Kelce
The Nascar pilot Josh Berry I could have traveled the same high school halls as Taylor Swiftbut he has learned the lesson about talking about his former classmate.
“It’s one of those things that when you do an interview one day and someone tells you: ‘Hey, what is a funny story, crazy about you?'” Berry, 34, commented in a recent episode of the podcast ‘Rubbin’ Is Racing ‘. “And I say: ‘Oh, I went to school with Taylor Swift.’ You don’t think it’s a great matter. But, my God, man. It never ends.”
Berry and Swift, 35, attended Hendersonville High School in Hendersonville, Tennessee. Swift completed grades 9 and 10th at school before moving to Aaron Academy, which offered home education, to accommodate his flourishing musical career.
“She was in another degree,” Berry explained. “I really didn’t know her. I know someone who knew her, something like that. But I really didn’t know her.”
Berry said the questions about his history with Swift intensified when a certain member of the Kansas City Chiefs entered his life.
“Then she starts dating Travis Kelce And everything comes back again, “Berry lamented.” And it’s like, ‘I don’t care about Travis Kelce. He has nothing to do with me. ‘ It simply never ends. “
Although he did not attend Hendersonville High, Berry also grew near the Indycar superstar, Josef Newgardenwho was a student at Pope Saint John Paul II Preparatory School, less than 5 miles away in the same city.
“With Josef, we were at school at the same time, but we didn’t really know that each of us was running,” said Berry. “He really didn’t know that I ran, I didn’t know he ran. We were close to each other, but we really didn’t connect the points.”
Swift and his family moved from Penylvania to Hendersonville in 2004 so that the promising star was closer to a prosperous music scene. When Swift’s mother, AndreaHenderson High School informed the former director of Henderson Paul Decker On those plans, he remembered being skeptical.
“While in Hendersonville High School and with as much music as there is in this area, I thought, you don’t know how many times I have heard that right here in this office,” “Decker told WKRN-TV Nashville in a story published on Friday, April 11. “But I said,” well, I hope it goes well. “
Swift’s exprofesor, Lile RogersHe told the environment that she was “very kind and very sweet and at all a diva.”
