Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs winning the 2024 Super Bowl by dancing to What Else?
Videos posted on social media showed the world's most famous super couple dancing to a techno version of Swift's hit "Love Story" at a Chiefs party, Page Six reports. The video also shows the singer embracing her tall NFL boyfriend and plunging her painted red lips against his.
As fans know, the song's story ends with "The Prince," also known as Romeo, kneeling on the floor in front of the princess, giving her a ring and saying, "Marry me, Juliet." … It's a love story, baby, just say yes.
As the epic "love story" goes, Swift and Kelsey ended their "romance" with a dramatic 25-22 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the majors, according to TMZ and other outlets. So, Swifties and everyone following their love story may wonder if the singer's life is getting any closer to enjoying his fairytale moment. Maybe Kelsey got down on one knee to marry the pop princess with a ring and said, “Marry me Taylor… I love you and that's all I know.
As soon as Swift and Kelsey started dating at the start of the NFL season, Swifties started asking him if he was the one. Everyone interested in this idea guessed when they were going to propose. Kelsey is rumored to pop the question on Christmas or New Years, while other observers think they'll wait until after the Super Bowl. Maybe Kelsey pops the question on Valentine's Day?
Last week, Page Six reported that Kells ignored calls to participate during a press conference. The reporter asked, "If you win this game on Sunday, will there be any ring besides the Super Bowl ring?" churches.
"I'm focused on getting that ring and that's all I'm focused on right now," Kells replied.
At the time, Swift was in Tokyo performing on her Eras tour. But while fans anxiously checked flight tracking accounts on social media, the star flew to the US on a private jet from his performance in Japan on Saturday night and was able to watch Kelsey's team take on the 49ers in Las Vegas.
Dressed in a black corset and jeans and a custom '87 diamond necklace, Swift attended the game in a luxury suite at Allegiant Stadium with her famous friends Blake Lively, Ice Spice and Lana Del Rey. Kelsey's parents, brother and sister, Jason and Kylie Kelsey, were in the room.
Once the bosses won, Swift's friends grabbed her and screamed in shock, Page Six reported. The excitement continued on the football field as the families of Swift and Kells surrounded him with hugs and tears.
On Sunday night, Swift and Kelsey will get another chance to celebrate the legendary Super Bowl by performing one of its most popular songs. According to TMZ, the couple attended a private party where the Chainsmokers performed. When the DJ duo played Swift's "You're Mine," Kelsey hopped into their tent and began singing along, cheering his girlfriend on in the crowd. He began to sing back to her.
Now that Kelce has turned her attention to sports, sources say Swift may be "engaged," but not before the summer.
Swift and Kelsey have discussed marriage and "there are plans," an insider told Page 6. "They'll be celebrating their anniversary in July."
A source told Page Six that the jock didn't propose during the holidays — and has no plans to do so on Valentine's Day — because he and Swift "don't want it to feel like a rushed romance."
But now that the grueling NFL season is over, Kelsey is expected to join Swift for part of her Eras Tour, which kicks off Friday in Australia and heads to Singapore and then Europe in May.
During the press conference, Kells talked about Swift recently winning two awards at the Grammys, including Album of the Year, Page Six reports. He joked that he would promise her he would get her "iron" from the Super Bowl.
"It's incredible, he's writing the history books himself," Kells said proudly. "I told him to keep his end of the bargain and choose the equipment."
The NFL star also said he was happy to join Boss Kingdom because of the presence of Swifties in the games.
"Taylor has an incredible fan base that has followed and supported her throughout her life," Kells said. "It was great to bring the Swifties and Chiefs Kingdom together and expose them to the world of football and the world of sport and it was great to see."
