On Sunday, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were getting along very well. TMZ Sports got a picture of the two of them at a private party at Kansas City, Missouri’s Prime Social. The winner of 12 Grammy Awards put her arm around the Kansas City Chiefs tight end as they talked to friends at a bar. After the Chiefs beat the Chicago Bears, Kelce is said to have booked out the restaurant.
The picture shows that Swift and Kelce might be dating. After Kelce said that he tried to give Swift his phone number at one of her concerts this summer, it was said that the two have been hanging out. Swift then made news when she went to a Chiefs game and sat in Kelce’s mother’s suite. Swift and Kelce were seen walking together as they left Arrowhead Stadium right after the game.
Kelce talked about the rumors that Swift likes him on the New Heights show. Kelce told his brother Jason Kelce, “Yeah, my personal life that’s not so personal. I did this to myself, Jason. I know this.” Travis Kelce then said that Swift was a good sport for going to the game.
Kelce said, “Shout out to Taylor for pulling up.” “That was pretty ballsy. I just thought it was awesome how everyone in the suite had nothing but great things to say about her. The friends and family. She looked amazing, everybody was talking about her in a great light. On top of that, the day went perfect for Chiefs fans of course. We script it all ladies and gentlemen. It was just impressive… To see the slow motion chest bumps, to see the high fives with mom, to see how the Chiefs kingdom was all excited she was there, that s—t was absolutely hysterical, it was definitely a game I’ll remember, that’s for damn sure. And then we just slid off in the getaway car in the end… Shout out to Taylor for coming through and seeing me rock the stage.”
Fans are now interested in what Swift and Kelce will do next. On Sunday night, the Chiefs will play the New York Jets in East Rutherford, New Jersey. It’s not clear if Taylor Swift will be there, but NBC would love to have the “Anti-Hero” singer there since 24.3 million people watched the Chiefs-Bears game on Fox last Sunday.