Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Share Kisses on the Field as They Celebrate Chiefs Making Super Bowl

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are heading back to the Super Bowl! On Sunday, Jan. 26, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship 32-29, advancing to the Super Bowl, where they will face the Philadelphia Eagles for a repeat of the 2023 championship game.Swift, 35 — decked in head-to-toe Louis Vuitton — walked onto the field with Kelce’s mom, Donna, to find Kelce on the field and celebrate the win.While onstage for the postgame show, Kelce, 35, sang the chorus to “Get Down Tonight” by KC and the Sunshine Band in response to a question about being one game away from a three-peat. At one point during the celebration, Swift took Kelce’s face in her hands and pulled him close for multiple kisses while confetti flew around them. Swift brushed back Kelce’s hair as they chatted and embraced on the field.

The Chiefs found themselves tied with the Bills in the fourth quarter, but thanks to a field goal from Harrison Butker, they were able to take the lead with minutes to go.Swift began attending Kelce’s Chiefs games since early in their relationship, and many of the games she attends, the Chiefs have won, including last year’s AFC Championship and the Super Bowl. The sport has certainly grown on her. In her 2023 TIME Person of the Year article, she mentioned that she’s gotten into football since they started dating.”Football is awesome, it turns out,” Swift said at the time. “I’ve been missing out my whole life.” After the 2024 AFC Championship game where the Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 17-10, Swift joined the tight end on the field to celebrate, along with his parents Donna and Ed Kelce and brother Jason.

The couple packed on the PDA, kissing on the field. Kelce, donning a shirt and hat celebrating the AFC Champions, also delivered a speech on the field, quoting the Beastie Boys song “Fight For Your Right.” “You’ve got to fight/ for your right/ to party!” he yelled into the microphone.Swift also joined Kelce on the field after their Super Bowl win — which the 14-time Grammy winner traveled to from Japan in the middle of her Eras Tour. Now, the team is one win away from becoming Super Bowl champions for the third year in a row, the first team to ever do it in NFL history — unless the Eagles break their streak.The Super Bowl takes place on Sunday, Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET in New Orleans and airs on Fox.