Americas’ hottest couple is on the move. After a wild season-opening victory for the Chiefs against the Ravens on Thursday night, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift boarded a plane in Kansas City bound for New York on Friday. The Chiefs tight end was snapped getting out of a car while wearing a baseball hat, t-shirt, shorts and sneakers, seemingly helping Swift out of the car.
Swift, however, wasn’t captured by the lens, using an umbrella to keep herself hidden as she boarded the plane. The pop megastar was in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night, hugging Kelce’s mom Donna in a suite to celebrate the star tight end’s play to kickoff the NFL season. The notable play came in the second quarter as he faked out the defense to catch a deep ball to convert on third-and-12 that led to a field goal in the 27-20 Chiefs win.
The couple entered Lucali, an expensive pizza restaurant in Brooklyn that is well-known for its brick-oven pies, holding hands in photos. Swift wore knee-high black boots, a quilted handbag, and an enormous black jacket as she dressed for a chillier evening. Her trademark blond hair was worn down. For his part, Kelce sported a relaxed yet enjoyable ensemble that included striped black and grey pants and a white sweater vest.
He smiled and ushered the international celebrity into the crowded restaurant. The couple, who started dating last summer, was spotted leaving Kansas City a few hours before this date, according to exclusive images obtained by Page Six. Page Six was exclusively informed by sources that Kelce reserved the entire rooftop cocktail bar for the “intimate” but exciting celebration.
The group appeared to be living in the present because no one shared anything about the occasion on social media, despite the fact that phones weren’t taken away. Swift reportedly let her hair down a bit as she celebrated the Chiefs’ victorious home opener because of the trusting atmosphere. The 23-yard connection helped quarterback Patrick Mahomes make history midgame, becoming the franchise’s all-time passing yards leader.
