Taylor Swift’s Travis Kelce reference at her London show is a total hit – NBC4 Washington

Originally published on E! Online

Taylor Swift is not exactly shy about her feelings for Travis Kelce.

In fact, the “Fortnight” singer added a special tribute to the Kansas City Chiefs tight end during her Eras Tour show on June 21 at London’s Wembley Stadium, which Kelce attended along with his brother Jason Kelce, sister-in-law Kylie Kelce and close friend Ross Travis.

During her performance of “So High School,” Swift, 34, mimicked drawing a bow and arrow like an archer before sitting in the stands to sing. The cute gesture referenced one of Travis Kelce’s signature moves when he celebrates a touchdown at Arrowhead Stadium.

And the NFL star’s reaction to the moment was nothing short of adorable. In a video shared on TikTok on June 21, Travis Kelce, also 34, could be seen singing along to the entire song “Tortured Poets Department” while looking up at the stage with a huge grin on his face.

Of course, this isn’t the only reference to the football player in Swift’s rendition of “So High School,” which fans believe was inspired by their romance.

Taylor Swift cheers on Travis Kelce at her fourth Kansas City Chiefs game

Taylor Swift proves that even thousands of miles away from her boyfriend Travis Kelce, she is a proud and supportive girlfriend.

While sitting in the stands, the Grammy winner and her backup dancers also perform a rendition of the swag surf – a move Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs often do when celebrating a win.

And what did the host of the podcast “New Heights” think of this choreography addition? It’s safe to say he approved. After all, Travis Kelce had previously stated that it was his favorite song on the album and that he had a “lot of fun” watching the updated version of the show in Paris alongside Swift’s friend Gigi Hadid and her boyfriend Bradley Cooper.

“It was a great night all around,” Travis Kelce recalled on a May 15 episode of “New Heights.” “I don’t know if they’re just getting better or if I’m just forgetting how good they are.”

He added: “It was electrifying.”