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Travis Kelce dances, sings along to ‘Bad Blood’ at Taylor Swift’s Singapore Eras Tour show
It’s mad love.
Travis Kelce was back at girlfriend Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert in Singapore on Saturday.
The Kansas City Chiefs star, 34, was seen in a video taken by a Swiftie moving and grooving to the Grammy winner’s hit track “Bad Blood” during the show.
The Kansas City Chiefs star, 34, was seen in a video taken by a Swiftie moving and grooving to the Grammy winner’s hit track “Bad Blood” during the show.
He was wearing a long-sleeved shirt with a leaf and flower pattern, and accessorized his look with a pair of dark shades that he kept on throughout the concert.
Kelce was joined by two pals, including his best bud Ross Travis, who was also seen dancing along to Swift’s music.
In another clip from Saturday’s show, Kelce took a seat and rested his feet while “Blank Space” played.
However, the NFL star mouthed the words to the popular song, and when Swift sang the lyric, “‘Cause you know I love the players /And you love the game,” he enthusiastically lifted his arm up high
The Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, announced his retirement after 13 years in the NFL on Monday with his younger brother in attendance.
In the emotional 40-minute speech, Jason reflected on his tight-knit bond with Travis and how their relationship impacted his championship-winning career.
“There is no chance I would be here without the bond Travis and I share,” Jason shared. “It was really my brother and I our whole lives
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