Travis Kelce Spends Thanksgiving With Taylor Swift And Her Loved Ones

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce celebrated Thanksgiving with their families in what turned out to be a festive and special holiday gathering. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end and the pop icon spent the holiday together, bringing both of their families along for the celebration.

The news surprised some fans, as Travis' mom Donna had mentioned on the "Today" show just a week prior that Taylor Swift likely wouldn’t be joining Travis Kelce and his family for Thanksgiving.

Travis Kelce And Taylor Swift Spend Thanksgiving Together

The gathering took place in Nashville, where Taylor and her parents, Scott and Andrea, hosted the Kelce family.

"Taylor and Travis had a great Thanksgiving together with their families," a source told PEOPLE Magazine, noting how this marked their first Thanksgiving together, as Taylor was on her Eras Tour in South America during the holiday last year. "Taylor and her family were excited to host the Kelces this year," the source shared, adding that Travis' brother Jason Kelce, his wife, and their kids were also in attendance.

After the celebration, Taylor traveled to Kansas City to support Travis, joining his mom, Donna, at Arrowhead Stadium to cheer him on during the Chiefs' win against the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday, November 29.

Taylor Swift Turns Heads At Chiefs Game Before Eras Tour Finale

Taylor Swift made an appearance at Arrowhead Stadium on Friday to support the Kansas City Chiefs and her boyfriend.

The pop superstar turned heads in a red Louis Vuitton jacket paired with black pants, heeled boots, and large hoop earrings, completing the look with her iconic red lipstick. Fans inside the stadium, including Chariah Gordon and Sheawna Weathersby, captured and shared photos of Swift on Instagram, giving an up-close look at her game-day style.

This wasn’t Swift’s first time cheering on the Chiefs this season—she previously attended their November 10 game against the Denver Broncos in Kansas City.

Taylor Swift Cheers For Travis Kelce And Celebrates With The WAG Crew

Taylor Swift joined in the celebration of her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and the Kansas City Chiefs’ big win against the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday.

The 34-year-old pop icon was spotted with Chariah Gordon, the fiancée of wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr., in a suite at Arrowhead Stadium after the game. Gordon, who has grown close to Swift, shared a playful selfie video on social media featuring the singer making a silly face and sticking out her tongue.

Swift and Gordon also posed with Sheawna Weathersby, the girlfriend of defensive tackle Chris Jones, highlighting their chic game day outfits as they enjoyed the post-game festivities.

Fans Urge Travis Kelce To Propose To Taylor Swift

Travis Kelce is feeling the heat from fans to propose to Taylor Swift after he congratulated Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen on his engagement to actress Hailee Steinfeld via Instagram.

Kelce kept his comment simple, writing “Congratulations,” but it didn’t take long for Swifties and Kansas City Chiefs fans to jump in, flooding the post with pressure. Messages like “You’re next” and “Your move” quickly filled the comments section.

One Swiftie enthusiastically added, "You're next!!!! 12/13/2024 let's gooooo," referencing Swift’s birthday. Another chimed in with, "Your move bro," while someone else kept it short and cryptic with, "I see you."

Emotions Run High As Taylor Swift Fights Back Tears On ‘Eras’ Stage

Taylor Swift is showing her emotions as her record-breaking "Eras" tour approaches its finale after more than a year of incredible performances. The pop superstar was seen getting emotional during her concert in Canada last month.

Performing at a sold-out Rogers Centre in Toronto, Swift delivered a stirring rendition of her hit song "Champagne Problems." Following the performance, she took a minute to reflect on the tour’s success and thank those who helped make it possible.

The emotional moment was captured on video and shared widely on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. During her performance, Taylor Swift became visibly emotional and told the crowd, "I don’t even know what I’m saying. I’m just having a bit of a moment, sorry."

After wiping away tears, she quickly composed herself and went on to thank her band while expressing her love for Toronto to an enthusiastic audience.

The "22" singer has performed over 150 shows across five continents during her record-breaking "Eras" tour. With only three shows remaining, Swift will wrap up the tour in Vancouver from December 6 to 8.