Taylor Swift pointed at her wedding ring as she celebrated Travis Kelce’s touchdown during the Kansas City Chiefs’ dramatic 33-30 overtime victory over the Indianapolis Colts at Arrowhead Stadium.
The singer was watching from a luxury suite with her parents, Scott and Andrea Swift, and Kelce’s mother, Donna. She was also seen alongside actor Tom Cruise during the game.
When Kelce caught a pass from Patrick Mahomes to give the Chiefs their opening touchdown in the first quarter, cameras captured Swift pointing towards the ring. She was heard shouting: “That’s my husband!”
Swift and Kelce married in July in an extravagant ceremony at Madison Square Garden, which they reportedly rented for about 1,000 guests, including high-profile figures from the music and film industries.
The appearance marked Swift’s return to the stands after she attended the Chiefs’ season-opening victory over the Denver Broncos rather than the Emmy Awards. Kelce had been back in NFL action as Kansas City looked to build on that win.
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Kelce finished the contest against Indianapolis with nine catches for 101 yards and a touchdown, helping the Chiefs secure victory in overtime.
Less than 24 hours earlier, Swift and Kelce had joined Mahomes for his 31st birthday celebrations at 1587 Prime, the steakhouse opened by the quarterback and tight end last year.
Kelce, 36, arrived at Arrowhead on Sunday wearing a Louis Vuitton jacket with a black-and-blue pattern and the brand’s ‘LV’ logo across the chest. He has flirted with retirement in recent seasons but remains a key part of Kansas City’s offence.
The game followed reports that Kelce had been named as one of the victims of a major Ponzi scheme. Siddharth Jawahar was sentenced to 11 years in prison after prosecutors said he had defrauded more than $35 million from investors through Swiftarc Capital LLC.
Federal prosecutors alleged that Jawahar funnelled almost all of the money into an investment in Philip Morris Pakistan, then misled clients when it failed to perform. They said he used new investors’ money to pay earlier investors and spent funds on private jets, luxury hotels and restaurants.
The precise amount Kelce lost has not been disclosed. Prosecutors made clear that the Chiefs tight end was a victim and was not accused of any wrongdoing.
