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Along With Swifties Coming To Travis Kelce’s Defense Over Him Texting During The Eras Tour, They Also Can’t Get Enough Of His Viral ‘Karma’ Moment
We love “the guy on the Chiefs,” and I think it’s safe to say that seeing Taylor Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce jamming out at the Eras Tour has made us adore him even more. The Swifties love the Kansas City Chiefs tight end so much that they aren’t just showing their appreciation for his viral “Karma” and dancing moments, they’re also coming to his defense after he was seen texting during the show.
As Taylor Swift performed her fifth show in Singapore, Travis Kelce was spotted in a suite dancing along to her music with his friends. However, during the Red set, a fan, via karmaisacat.1989 on TikTok, got a video of the football player texting during “I Knew You Were Trouble.” The text over the video read “It’s giving supportive bf” with the side-eye emoji.
Quickly after that video circulated, Swifties came to the tight end’s defense. Many wrote things along the same lines as this comment:
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