Taylor Swift’s face beams as Travis Kelce arrives at the Dublin gig

Taylor Swift can’t hide how much in love she is!

On Sunday, June 30, Travis Kelce flew to Dublin, Ireland, for his 34-year-old girlfriend’s third and final performance on the Eras Tour at Aviva Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end made the appearance after attending the wedding of teammate Clyde Edwards-Helaire and JoJo O’Conner in Calabasas on Saturday, June 29.

In clips shared by fans on X (formerly known as Twitter), Swift’s face appeared to light up as she noticed that Kelce, 34 – wearing a white T-shirt, dark pants and a baseball cap – had come to her show despite the long journey.

A video showed concertgoers cheering as Kelce entered the stadium while Swift belted out the song “2020.” folklore Song “August”.

Another clip showed the musician in a flowing red dress seemingly spotting Kelce in the VIP tent with a big grin on her face. “I can’t get over how you can see the exact moment her eyes go to the tent and she realizes he’s there 😭,” one fan wrote alongside the video.

On Sunday, Kelce performed at an Eras tour show for the first time since making his stage debut a week earlier on June 23 at Swift’s performance at Wembley Stadium in London.

As usual, Swift’s latest show featured a star-studded cast. In a clip shared by a fan on X, Kelce could be seen chatting with Julia Roberts.

The athlete was later seen leaving the stadium with Swift. In a video shared by a Swiftie on TikTok, the two were beaming and waving to fans.

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The night before, Swift had a small problem during her performance of “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived”: She got stuck on an elevated platform on the stage after it had not retracted as planned.

In a video shared on X, one of their background dancers, Jan Ravnik, is then seen coming over and helping the pop superstar down, and they continued the performance.

Saturday’s performance was another special one for Swift as she told the audience that Ireland played a big role in the creation of her pandemic-era album. folklore.

After singing “Cardigan,” Swift told the audience:folklore in general it is just part of Ireland.”

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“I imagined the world of the album to be like Ireland. Storytelling with lots of different characters,” she continued. “You guys have that down too. It’s very Irish, the storytelling.”

“When I made this album, I started two days after the pandemic began folkloreI wasn’t in Ireland. So I had to make an album where the imaginary world that I pretended to go to every day while I was writing it… I have to be honest, kind of seemed like Ireland,” Swift continued, adding, “So we’re back where we belong!”