Travis Kelce Makes Taylor Swift Giggle With Surprise Song As Chiefs Secure Super Bowl Spot
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Swift’s face was pure joy as she watched the NFL star’s unexpected performance.
NFL star Travis Kelce celebrated the Kansas City Chiefs’ AFC Championship victory Sunday by turning the clock back a half-century.
Kelce, a Chiefs tight end, sang a few lines of KC and the Sunshine Band’s 1975 classic “Get Down Tonight” at the end of an interview with CBS Sports’ Jim Nantz moments after helping his team defeat the Buffalo Bills 32-29, thus securing their spot at the Super Bowl for the third time in a row.
“Just do a little dance. Make a little love,” he playfully crooned.
Though Kelce’s musical, um, chops are no match for his athletic skills, his brief performance drew cheers and giggles from both his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, and his mother, Donna Kelce.
The Kansas City Chiefs could potentially make history next month when they face the Philadelphia Eagles at the 2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans. If they defeat the Eagles, they’ll become the first NFL team to win three Super Bowl titles in a row.
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