A euphoric Travis Kelce kissed girlfriend Taylor Swift on the field in Las Vegas after winning a breathtaking Super Bowl for the Kansas City Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers.
Swift blew kisses to Kelce as he shouted “VIVA LAS VEGAS” with his hands on the Vince Lombardi trophy during a victory speech.
As soon as he left the stage, Kelce went straight to Swift. He first hugged his mother Donna before passionately hugging his pop star girlfriend.
“Come here, girl,” Kelce seemed to call to Swift, who looked close to tears herself, before they hugged and kissed.
The singer had flown back to Vegas from Tokyo, Japan, where she had played four consecutive nights of her Eras Tour. Kelce, meanwhile, has been confronted like no other leading up to the biggest game of them all, with relentless questions about his girlfriend and the relationship that has taken the world by storm since they went public at a Chiefs game in September.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kissed on the field after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in Vegas
Swift looked emotional after cheering Travis to victory in a thrilling Super Bowl
Kelce shouted “Viva Las Vegas” as he regained the Vince Lombardi Trophy
When talking about football, Kelce said he enjoyed the “villain status” his team was branded with.
But on the night itself in Vegas, Kelce seemed to take that mantra too far in the second quarter, in scenes that might have even made Swift uncomfortable.
Kelce pushed and yelled at his coach, 65-year-old Andy Reid, when he sidelined Kelce in the second quarter, which ended with Isiah Pacheco fumbling the ball.
“I’ll keep that between us,” Kelce said when questioned after the game about what he said to Reid. “I was just telling him how much I love him.”
The game ended tied at 19–19 and the 49ers scored a field goal to take a narrow three-point lead.
But Mahomes dragged his team onto the field, with help from righty Kelce, and found Mecole Hardman for the Super Bowl-winning touchdown.
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