Taylor Swift serenaded Travis Kelce during the Third Eras Tour show in Amsterdam
On Saturday evening, Travis Kelce was in the audience at the third concert night of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Amsterdam. The couple’s friends Brittany and Patrick Mahomes, with whom Kelce plays for the Kansas City Chiefs, were there. The Mahomeses are currently in the middle of a European vacation with their children Sterling and Bronze.
During the show, Swift was filmed by fans singing her hit song “So High School,” seemingly directed at Kelce, who the song is supposed to be about. It was part of a mashup of “Mary’s Song (Oh My My My)” and “Everything Has Changed.”
Although he missed their first night at the Johan Cruijff Arena, Kelce was there on Friday and was seen walking with Swift. The pair left the arena after the show and stopped to wave to fans. Kelce was especially enthusiastic and raised his hands to encourage her. Swift stepped in and reached out for a hug and kiss.
Kelce has performed at many of Swift’s shows on her European tour. Last weekend he was in Dublin for a few performances, and the weekend before he attended all three of her shows at London’s Wembley Stadium. On the third night in London, Kelce came with Swift’s parents Scott and Andrea. Then during the concert he made a surprise appearance on stage, dressed in a tuxedo and top hat, as part of her transition sketch for “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”
In a new episode of New heights In the podcast, Kelce talked about his big debut and about having to carry his girlfriend off the stage.
“I was up there with three professionals. You can’t go wrong with Taylor on stage. (I kept telling myself), ‘Don’t drop the baby. Hold on to it,'” he said. “She found the perfect part of the show to put me in. It was kind of the safest option.”
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