Taylor Swift is Travis Kelce’s biggest cheerleader!On Sunday night, the Kansas City Chiefs took the Super Bowl 2024 win — and Swift had the sweetest celebration surrounded by friends. Video of the moment surfaced on CBS when wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr. scored the winning touchdown in overtime.
Swift’s friends including Ice Spice, Blake Lively, Lana Del Rey, Keleigh Sperry and Ashley Avignone jumped up and down and piled together in the final moments. Popcorn and drinks appeared to be spilled as the celebratory chaos ensued in their suite at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
After the game, the “Anti-Hero” singer made her way to the field with Kelce’s mom, Donna Kelce, to listen to her boyfriend’s post-matchup speech, before greeting him with multiple hugs and kisses and calling the game “incredible.”
In the game’s final moments, the Chiefs won by a touchdown in overtime, following a field goal by the 49ers. The final score was 22-25, clinching the team’s winning in back-to-back years.Ahead of the Super Bowl, Kelce, 34, sat down for an interview about his 2023-2024 season — which includes his highly publicized relationship with Swift, who first attended a Chiefs game in September 2023.
“It’s been nothing but fun,” Kelce said about Swift’s presence throughout the season. “We’ve both been learning about this lifestyle, knowing that I brought her into the football world.”He added, “It’s been an unexpected ride that I’ve just been having a blast with.”
Kelce also debunked rumors his relationship with Swift was a publicity fraud, calling out NFL fans who simply don’t believe their love story.”You’re all crazy,” he said with a laugh. “Every last one of you is crazy.”Swift previously spoke about why she and Kelce chose to take their relationship public, after she worked to keep past romances out of sight.
“The opposite of that is you have to go to an extreme amount of effort to make sure no one knows that you’re seeing someone,” Swift said in her Time Person of the Year cover story. “We’re just proud of each other.”The Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers faced off in Super Bowl LVIII, which aired on CBS Feb. 11 at 6:30 p.m. ET.
