As many expected, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift stole the show after the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory in Super Bowl LVIII.
Just like the AFC Championship game against the Ravens, Tay Tay joined the Chiefs tight end on the field at the end of the game to hug it out and share a kiss.
The Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 at Allegiant Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday, and as the confetti rained down around Kelce and Swift they shared a tender moment.
They sealed the victory with a kiss, and now thanks to NFL Films microphones we know what was said during that heartwarming interaction.
“Thank you for coming, baby,” the three-time Super Bowl winner said while hugging Swift.
“Thank you. Thank you for the support. Thank you for coming. Thank you for making it halfway across the world. You’re the best, baby. The absolute best.”
“Was it electric?” Kelce then asked.
“It was unbelievable,” she replied.
The ‘Bad Blood’ singer travelled halfway around the world to watch Kelce’s big moment.
Swift had a concert in Tokyo, Japan on the eve of the ‘Big Game’ and had to catch a late flight back to the US in order to be there before kick-off.
Thankfully for Kelce she made it to Vegas with plenty of time to spare and was in her private suit as the game started.
The 34-year-old watched the game with A-list pal Ice Spice and Blake Lively, as well as Travis’ older brother Jason and his mom, Donna.
Swift went viral for her reaction to Post Malone’s rendition of America the Beautiful and was even caught chugging beers on the jumbotron.
Kelce was the game’s leading receiver with 93 yards on nine catches but his performance was somewhat overshadowed by him losing his cool at head coach Andy Reid.
However, the pair made up afterwards as lip readers revealed what was actually said during the first half altercation.
Kelce was able to compose himself for the second half as Patrick Mahomes’ late game heroics ensured the overtime victory.
Kelce blew Swift a kiss from the stage before screaming, “Viva, Las Vegas!” in celebration and afterwards they headed to the Vegas strip for an epic after-party, featuring a masked Jason Kelce.
The future Hall of Famer now faces a quick turnaround from his Sin City antics as the Chiefs’ championship parade takes place on Wednesday afternoon in Kansas City.
Fans have speculated that Swift could be there although that appears unlikely due to one major roadblock.