Travis Kelce Makes Surprise Onstage Appearance During Taylor Swift Concert In London
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During the skit, Kelce powdered Swift's face, as well as his own, and busted out a few dance moves, according to videos from social media users.
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Taylor Swift surprised London concertgoers with an on-stage appearance from her boyfriend Travis Kelce, who also happens to be a football star for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Kelce’s cameo cropped up in a skit for “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,” which takes place during the “Tortured Poets Department” section of Swift’s tour.
Donning a top hat and a black tailcoat, Kelce carried the Grammy-winning singer to her red velvet-colored seat where a revised version of the normal routine for this part of the set continued.
Normally, two top hat and black tailcoat-wearing men get Swift all dolled up in time for her to sing “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.” But with Sunday’s rendition, Kelce powdered Swift’s face, as well as his own, and busted out a few dance moves, according to videos from social media users.
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