Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce celebrated with celebrity friends until 4 a.m. at this famous restaurant
While Travis Kelce was a fixture in the VIP tent throughout the Eras Tour – and especially during the London leg – the NFL star only made his stage debut this weekend.
To celebrate his performance of “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” on Taylor Swift’s third night at Wembley, the couple partied the night away at the Chiltern Firehouse. According to The Daily PostSwift and Kelce left the lively London venue at 4am. They also reportedly spent the evening with a bevy of famous friends, including Sophie Turner, her boyfriend Pregrine Pearson and Ellie Goulding.
It’s no surprise that the couple celebrated Swift’s last night at Wembley – and her final tour date until August 15 – at the trendy Marylebone venue. The Chiltern Firehouse has become a destination for London’s rich and famous thanks to its “fresh menu of reimagined classics and bold flavours” that puts “an emphasis on seasonality and healthy eating,” according to its website.
It includes everything from cheaper pizzas to an Aberdeen Agus ribeye steak for $202, an oyster and seafood platter for $184 and a serving of Beluga Imperial Caviar for over $2,500.
Accordingly The mirrorThe Chiltern Firehouse – actually a five-star hotel with a restaurant inside – has become a favorite of Kate Moss, Suki Waterhouse, Cara Delevigne, Bradley Cooper, Tom Cruise and other members of the Hollywood elite.
As for Kelce’s appearance on stage just earlier in the evening, the athlete appeared during Swift’s costume change during “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart.” Fans were naturally obsessed. “I’m a snooty New Yorker, cynical as hell. But seriously, how can you not love these two?” wrote one user on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter). “OMG. I’m dying here!!! How funny is this? I love them together,” added another.
“@taylorswift13 definitely knows what she can offer her fans and he is THE best boyfriend she has ever had in my opinion,” a third person chimed in.
Swift will continue her Eras Tour for five final performances starting August 15.
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