OMG! Travis Kelce landed in Miami, Florida to cheer on Taylor Swift on N3 Eras Tour

After a hard-fought victory over the San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce didn’t waste any time jetting to Miami to support his girlfriend, pop superstar Taylor Swift, at her final performance in the city on her Eras Tour.

The Chiefs’ 28-8 win solidified their position as the NFL’s only unbeaten team, but Kelce’s night didn’t end there—he had a front-row seat waiting for him at the Hard Rock Stadium.

The Chiefs’ victory was marked by a tough day for Kelce on the field. The star tight end struggled during the game, missing Swift’s usual presence in the stands.

Despite his quiet performance, Kareem Hunt scored two key first-half touchdowns, helping Kansas City secure the win. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes had an uncharacteristic game, completing just 16 of 27 passes for 154 yards with two interceptions.

However, he delivered a pivotal moment in the fourth quarter with a career-high 33-yard rushing touchdown, weaving past a 49ers defender in a thrilling play that sealed the Chiefs’ victory.

Shortly after celebrating in the locker room with his teammates, Kelce, 35, was spotted leaving Levi’s Stadium solo. He quickly boarded a private jet, departing from California just 30 minutes after the game ended. Three hours later, he landed in Miami, where his attention shifted from football to music.

Swift, who was performing her final of three sold-out concerts at Hard Rock Stadium, had the venue buzzing with over 60,000 fans in attendance. Kelce made his way to the stadium to meet Swift backstage after her performance, which was scheduled to end around 10 p.m. The power couple had plans to head to a local Miami restaurant for a late-night dinner, capping off a whirlwind day of football and music with a romantic evening in the vibrant city.

Earlier in the evening, Swift had shown her support for Kelce, even though she couldn’t attend the game in person. Hard Rock Stadium was filled with television screens broadcasting the Chiefs’ game, allowing the pop star to keep an eye on her boyfriend’s team while entertaining her fans. Kelce’s brother, Jason, and his family were also in attendance at Friday’s show, adding to the sense of family and support surrounding Swift’s Miami concerts.

Kelce and Swift have been dating since September, and their relationship has captured the attention of fans from both worlds. The couple has taken turns supporting each other on some of the biggest stages, from NFL stadiums to sold-out arenas. Sunday’s concert marked the last of Swift’s Miami performances, adding another special chapter to the duo’s high-profile romance.