Travis Kelce Is Now the Leading Receiver in Chiefs History: Here’s How Taylor Swift Reacted

Travis Kelce became the Kansas City Chiefs’ all-time leading receiver after helping his team triumph over the Miami Dolphins — and Taylor Swift is all for it.

Amid the pair’s buzzworthy romance, the 33-year-old pop star “liked” a post from People on Instagram about Kelce’s new feat. The post cited stats from The Athletic, which totaled Kelce’s updated career receiving yards at 10,941 — one yard more than Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez’s previous record of 10,940 yards, making the 34-year-old tight end the new all-time leading receiver in franchise history.

Fans in the comments section were quick to notice that the post celebrating Kelce had earned a double-tap from the pop superstar, who’s become a frequent guest at his games. In fact, it’s been reported that the Ohio native actually plays better when Swift is watching from her usual spot next to Brittany Mahomes or Donna Kelce in a private box suite, something he recently said was “hard for me to wrap my head around.”

The “Anti-Hero” singer’s attendance, however, had nothing to do with Kelce’s most recent overseas victory against the Dolphins in Frankfurt, Germany. Swift was very much in New York City over the weekend — she was spotted out with an A-list group of friends including Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid and Sophie Turner Saturday night (Nov. 4).

“@taylorswift you liked this post hmmm? 🥰” commented one fan on People‘s post, while another wrote: “The queen @taylorswift is here supporting a king 🩵🏈”

In other “Tayvis” news, Kelce was recently asked at a press conference whether he was “in love” with the 12-time Grammy winner. “I’m going to keep my personal relationship personal,” he responded, although he did divulge, “The latest status is I got to see her last week. That’s the latest status right there.”

As for Swift, she’s the lead finalist for the 2023 Billboard Music Awards with 20 nominations. The event will stream Nov. 19 on the BBMAs and Billboard‘s social channels, as well as on BBMAs.watch.