Travis Kelce supports Taylor Swift at her second Indianapolis show

Taylor Swift She had a special guest on the second night of her Eras Tour in Indianapolis.

The 34-year-old pop superstar took over Lucas Oil Stadium in the Indiana capital on November 2 and her boyfriend. Travis Kelsey was in the crowd, cheering her on.

photo published on X (formerly Twitter) fan showed the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, smiling as he entered the stadium Saturday night.

“Travis Kelce is at the N2 #IndyTSTheErasTour,” the post caption read.

Kelsey was also spotted in the VIP area with Swift’s mom, Andrea, as the singer performed “So High School” from her 2024 album. Department of Martyred Poets what is wide presumably about him.

In the video posted on Tik TokKelsey smiled and danced next to Andrea as Swift reached the end of the song. After filming the athlete and the singer’s mom, fans could be heard saying, “Oh my God,” as they turned the camera back to Swift on stage.

Another perspective published on X showed Kelsey dancing and clapping as his girlfriend finished the track, with the pop superstar’s mother seen next to him.

Elsewhere in the show, Swift gave a nod to her boyfriend as she changed the lyrics of “Karma” to “Karma is the guy from the Chiefs coming straight home to me.” usually does this when her boyfriend is present.

Video by X In this sweet moment, fans burst into applause when the singer changed the lyrics of the song. Meanwhile, towards the end of the song, fans footage captured NFL star heads backstage.

Meanwhile one more fan video posted on X showed Swift and Kelsey leaving the stadium together after the show ended.

NFL star and first “Blank Space” singer sparked dating rumors in September 2023before confirming their romance by stepping out hand in hand in New York next month. The couple supported each other’s careers throughout their relationship, with Kelsey attending Swift Eras Tour concerts in the US, Australia, Singapore and other countries, and attending several Kansas City Chiefs games, including Super Bowl 2024 in February.

Swift’s hugely successful Eras Tour will take a break after the Indianapolis show before resuming Nov. 14 for a series of shows at the Rogers Center in Toronto, then wrapping up the tour with three nights at BC Place in Vancouver from Dec. 6 to Dec. 9.

While on tour in New Orleans on Sunday, October 27, Swift cleverly shrugged off stage malfunction. When the moving reflective box, which fans affectionately call “Tyrumba,” stopped working as she began singing “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?”, the singer continued her choreography on stage with her dancers.

Then she had to perform Department of Martyred Poets This was the first time she recorded “Down Bad” without a platform, but with the help of her dancers she pulled it off beautifully.