Travis Kelce Attends Taylor Swift’s Buenos Aires Concert, Singer Changes A Lyric For Him

Taylor Swift’s hot-topic relationship with Kansas City Chiefs’ player Travis Kelce just became stage official.

On Saturday night, Swift performed her word song “Karma” for a crowd of fans in Buenos Aires off her January 2023 album, Midnights. 

Swift made some alterations to a previously much-beloved lyric about her former boyfriend actor, Joe Alwyn, “Karma is the guy on the screen, coming straight home to me.”

With a laugh, she sang “Karma’s the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me.”

Fans who captured the video were quick to post it across social media, which included one onlooker’s lucky capture of Kelce’s reaction from the VIP section. He was accompanied by Swift’s father, Scott Swift, who sported a Chiefs lanyard as he applauded the reference.

The singer announced her split from Alwyn in April, after an exceedingly private six-year relationship.

Kelce and Swift have been spotted at dinner together numerous times and made separate appearances on the same episode of Saturday Night Live.

This wasn’t the only adorable moment caught on screen between Swift and Kelce.

After the show, a video was taken of Swift and Kelce where Swift flung herself into his arms for a kiss.

Earlier in the evening, Swift performed her ballad “The Archer,” which includes Swiftie’s coded lyric, “Who could ever leave me, darling? But who could stay?”

At that moment, fans captured Kelce with a sign raised that read, “We will stay.” 

In July, Kelce attended Swift’s Eras Tour concert in Kansas City and revealed that he had made a friendship bracelet for the singer, with his phone number on it, but was disappointed as he didn’t get the opportunity to give it to her. 

After the huge success of her tour, Swift officially became a billionaire last month.