Taylor Swift Appears to Light Up After Spotting Boyfriend Travis Kelce in Audience of Dublin Eras Tour Show

Taylor Swift is used to looking out over massive crowds on her Eras Tour and seeing smiling faces. But on Sunday (June 30) in Dublin, the singer appeared to share a special moment from stage during her third and final gig at Aviva Stadium when boyfriend Travis Kelce walked into the venue during the show.

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Dressed casually in a white t-shirt and dark khaki pants with a black ball cap, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end made his entrance during Swift’s performance of the Folklore song “August” — about mid-way through the show — and according to video montages posted on X, Taylor’s face seemed to light up when she spotted her beau of nearly a year as she smiled and pointed from the stage.

As NFL players begin to crank things back up again for the upcoming 2024-2025 pre-season, Kelce jetted from teammate Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s wedding in California on Saturday to Dublin for the show, where he was also spotted hugging and chatting up actress Julia Roberts in the VIP.

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It’s the second time in the past few weeks that Kelce has jet-setted off to join Swift at one of her shows in London on June 23, where he took to the stage in a tuxedo and top hat to help her with the “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” quick change. Another video showed the couple backstage holding hands and waving at Swifties as they walked through the backstage area at the show where Swift performed the live debut of the Tortured Poets Department track “Clara Bow” in front of Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks, who she referred to as “a hero of mine” from the stage.

Check out some of the videos of Kelce at the Dublin show below.

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