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aylor Swift and Travis Kelce Kiss at Chiefs After-Party While Dancing to “Love Story”
Are you’re likely well aware, the Chiefs won the Super Bowl last night, and Taylor Swift couldn’t have been happier. Like, she got tackled by all her friends the second the team won, then booked it down to the field to blow kisses to Travis during his speech before kissing him repeatedly when he walked up to her. IT WAS ALL HAPPENING.
And, naturally, Taylor joined Travis and the rest of the Chiefs for their after-party in Las Vegas, where the couple was spotted dancing and kissing to “Love Story.”
It’s unclear how long the couple is going to spend in ~Sin City~ (the Chiefs will presumably be celebrating there for a few days), but there’s speculation that Travis will be joining Taylor for her upcoming Eras Tour dates in Australia, where she’ll be through the end of February before heading to Singapore in March. After her time there, the singer has the entire month of April off before taking the Eras Tour to Europe—starting with Paris.
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