Taylor Swift brings Travis Kelce on stage during Eras Tour concert at Wembley Stadium
Swift closed out her current London stint with a surprise guest on Sunday night
Travis Kelce has been making the rounds this offseason and spending plenty of time at his girlfriend’s sold-out concerts around the world after leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a Super Bowl win in February.
On Sunday, he took things a step further.
Kelce stunned fans at Wembley Stadium in London when he appeared on stage with Taylor Swift. Kelce joined dancers while wearing a black top hat and tailcoat during a segment right before she performed, “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” from her latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”
Kelce carried Swift to a couch on stage during a transition and helped her through a brief costume change while fanning her and making faces toward the crowd. Naturally, when fans realized what was happening, they lost it.
So the 3x Super Bowl champion tight end of the Kansas City Chiefs has joined his superstar girlfriend on stage in front of Paul McCartney and 89k in London. A real sentence. Of all the timelines, this is the greatest. Long live Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce. pic.twitter.com/lmzWy47NPF
— Jared Koller (@JaredKCTV5) June 23, 2024
I love Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift together. pic.twitter.com/bnkywEl4RZ
— Will Compton (@_willcompton) June 23, 2024
Kelce had already been spotted in London with Swift for earlier shows, along with plenty of other celebrities. The duo even met with Prince William and his two children as they attended her concert on Saturday.
Swift’s Eras Tour, which started in March 2023 in the United States, is set to wrap up in December. She's due in Dublin, Ireland, next weekend, and she'll return to Wembley Stadium in August for five more shows.
With Chiefs training camp not set to start for nearly a full month, Kelce has plenty of opportunities left to participate in the European leg of Swift’s massive tour.
Based on how Sunday's cameo went, he's going to be welcomed back whenever he wants in.