Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.Patrick Smith/Getty Images
Taylor Swift shared a kiss with Travis Kelce on the field after the Kansas City Chiefs won the AFC Championship on Sunday.
The Chiefs secured a spot in the 2024 Super Bowl — scheduled for February 11 in Las Vegas — by defeating the Baltimore Ravens 17-10.
Here are some photos of the pair celebrating the Chiefs’ victory.
Swift rushed onto the field to embrace Kelce following the Chiefs’ victory.
Taylor Swift hugging Travis Kelce on the field after the Kansas City Chiefs win the AFC Championship. Rob Carr/Getty Images
Kelce scored the game’s first touchdown and had 11 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown.
During the game, the tight end broke former NFL legend Jerry Rice’s record for the most postseason receptions.
The couple shared a sweet kiss while surrounded by other people.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift sharing a kiss. Patrick Smith/Getty Images
During the game, the singer was spotted cheering on her boyfriend and his team from a VIP suite alongside friends Keleigh Sperry, Cara Delevingne, and Brittany Mahomes.
Cameras also caught the NFL star nuzzling Swift on the nose.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. Patrick Smith/Getty Images
Despite the cameras, the lovebirds weren’t afraid to display their affection for each other.
During a press conference on Friday, Kelce said he and Swift don’t pay attention to “outside noise” surrounding their relationship.
“As long as we’re happy, we can’t listen to anything that’s outside noise,” Kelce said. “That’s all that matters.”
The couple kept their arms around each other.
Taylor Swift has her arms around Travis Kelce. Patrick Smith/Getty Images
And it’s not just the pair who can’t get enough of each other.
Following the Chiefs’ win, American Airlines also named a flight from Kansas City to Las Vegas after Swift’s “1989” album. In addition, the company also named a return flight after Kelce’s jersey number, 87.
“To our customers who are huge sports fans, look what you made us do,” American Airlines told BI in a statement.
