The NFL seems to be loving every bit of Travis Kelce’s relationship with Taylor Swift after sharing a video of the two sharing their first public kiss.
Kelce was seen supporting Swift at her latest concert in Argentina, when he took a 14-hour flight from Kansas City to Buenos Aires to see the pop superstar return to her worldwide Eras tour.
As the show came to a close, Swift ran to Kelce who was by the side of the stage as the pair shared their first public kiss with fans looking on from their seats screaming in joy to see the two share their moment.
The video has already been seen by millions across social media, with the NFL sharing the post on TikTok with smiling and welcoming arms emojis.
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The end of the video shows Kelce and Swift walking behind the curtain arm in arm, with the singer running to Kelce after seeing him waiting for her to close her performance.
The NFL star had arrived in Argentina on Friday, but Swift’s first show had to be cancelled due to bad weather – with the duo instead going out for an evening meal.
Kelce did get to see his girlfriend on stage on Saturday, watching alongside Swift’s father during her second performance back from her break.
Swift has already toured North America this summer, before having three months off and returned with her first performance in South America on Thursday.
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With Kelce in attendance at the show, Swift changed the lyrics to her final song of the night, Karma. The original lyric to the track is: “Karma is the guy on the screen, coming straight home to me,” with Swift changing it to: “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me.”
The Chiefs have been on a bye week and while Swift will continue in South America with shows in Buenos Aires before flying to Sao Paulo and Rio de Janiero, Kelce will return to the United States with the tight end needing to return to his NFL team ahead of their Week 11 meeting with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The 33-year-old pop singer has been at four Chiefs games already this season, and is likely to return to Arrowhead Stadium to support Kelce in December after she returns from her tour – with no dates scheduled until February when she will fly to Japan.
The NFL has previously shared numerous images and video of Swift in attendance, with her featuring on Sunday Night Football’s broadcast of the New York Jets game in Oct. as well as three games at the Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium.
