Taylor Swift in two-word reaction to Travis Kelce’s latest Kansas City Chiefs heroics has fans all saying the same thing
Kelce made a bit of history during the win over the TexansTAYLOR SWIFT had a two-word reaction to Travis Kelce’s latest heroics for the Kansas City Chiefs.
The pop star was in attendance watching her boyfriend during Saturday’s Chiefs win over the Houston Texans.
Fans loved Taylor Swift’s reaction to Travis Kelce’s performance on the weekend
The Kansas City Chiefs star impressed in the win over the Houston TexansIn the divisional round, the Chiefs ran out 23-14 victors at the Arrowhead Stadium.
Swift, 35, was spotted celebrating alongside dad Scott Swift and WNBA star Caitlin Clark as Kelce made a first down.
And her reaction could be spotted in a video that has gone viral on social media.
She appeared to say: “Holy s***
Fans have flooded social media and are all left saying the same thing.
One posted: “I love how she does his first down signal with him!”
A second wrote: “Lmfao I love her. One of us! One of us!”
A third commented: “The little first down dance is so cute.
A fourth said: “She is so cute.”
Another added: “She’s doing his move, and Scott is standing up like a proud fatherTravis Kelce and Taylor Swift fans adamant Caitlin Clark ‘is going to the wedding’ after spotting her act at Chiefs game
Kelce, 35, was impressed with the win over the Texans, with seven receptions for 117 yards.
He also bagged himself a touchdown as the Chiefs advanced to Sunday’s AFC Championship game.
Meanwhile, Kelce’s team-mate Patrick Mahomes created a new nickname for him after his showing.
The star quarterback knows he always delivers at this stage, so he calls him “Playoff Trav.”
Kelce also put himself into the postseason record books once again.
With 13:30 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Kelce surpassed the 100-yard mark with an 18-yard reception that put the ball on the Texans’ 8-yard line.
The catch helped Kelce pass NFL wide receiver legend Jerry Rice for the most 100-yard receiving games in NFL postseason history with nine.
