Travis Kelce Hypes Up Taylor Swift After She Wore Custom Chiefs Jacket to New Year’s Eve Game

Travis Kelce Hypes Up Taylor Swift After She Wore Custom Chiefs Jacket to New Year’s Eve Game

Travis Kelce showed his excitement and support for his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, when she wore a custom Kansas City Chiefs jacket to watch him play. During the Chiefs’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Taylor, 34, caught fans’ attention by sporting a white bomber jacket designed by celebrity jacket designer Jeff Hamilton. The jacket featured a Chiefs logo patch, a red football helmet, and the stitching “Tay Tay.”

The official Instagram account of Jeff Hamilton shared videos and photos of Taylor rocking the jacket, and fans flooded the comments section with compliments. Travis, 34, also made sure to express his positive thoughts by leaving three fire emojis and three praise hands emojis as a comment.

Travis’s comment came just before he and Taylor celebrated their first New Year’s Eve together. After the Chiefs’ victory, the couple shared a passionate kiss at a party in Kansas City as the clock struck midnight. A fan captured the moment in a video and photo, expressing joy that Taylor and Travis chose to celebrate in Kansas City with their closest friends and family.

Their New Year’s Eve celebration followed their Christmas festivities, where they spent time with Taylor’s family and Travis’s father, Ed Kelce. Taylor was accompanied by her parents, Andrea and Scott Swift, her brother Austin Swift, and his girlfriend Sydney Ness as they watched Travis play at Arrowhead Stadium on December 25.

While details about their Christmas celebration were not widely known, Travis revealed on his “New Heights” podcast that Austin, 31, gave him a special gift. Austin, dressed as Santa Claus, presented Travis with a VHS tape of his favorite football movie, “Little Giants.” The 1994 film, starring Rick Moranis and Ed O’Neill, tells the story of two brothers coaching rival football teams.

Although Travis initially felt disappointed by the Chiefs’ loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, he eventually found joy and Christmas cheer in the company of good people. He emphasized that the spirit of the holiday prevailed, regardless of the game’s outcome.

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