Taylor Swift Can’t Hide How Much She’s Loved!
On Sunday, June 30, Travis Kelce flew to Dublin, Ireland for his 34-year-old girlfriend’s third and final Eras Tour show at the Aviva Stadium.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s appearance came after he attended teammate Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s California wedding to JoJo O’Connor in Calabasas on Saturday, June 29.
In clips shared by fans on X (formerly known as Twitter), Swift’s face appears lit up as she watches Kelce, 34 – wearing a white T-shirt, dark pants and a baseball cap. Long distance travel.
One Video Kick-off cheers as Swift walks into Kells Stadium as she belts out 2020 Folklore Song “August.”
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Another clip showed the musician spotting Kells in a VIP tent with a big grin on her face, wearing a flowing red dress. “I can’t get over how you can see the exact moment her eyes go to the tent and she realizes he’s there,” one fan wrote. Video.
Sunday marks Kells’ first appearance on the Eras Tour since her debut at Swift’s Wembley Stadium gig in London on June 23.
As usual, Swift’s latest performance was packed with stars, and Kelce was seen chatting with Julia Roberts in a clip shared by a fan. In X.
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The athlete was later seen leaving the stadium with Swift, the pair beaming and waving to fans in a video Swift shared. On TikTok.
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Earlier in the night, Swift ran into a bit of trouble during her performance of “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” when she got stuck on a raised stage after she didn’t back off as planned.
One of her backup dancers, John Raonic, was spotted walking to the aid of the pop superstar, who helped her down and they continued to perform. A video Shared on X
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Saturday’s gig was another special one for Swift, as she told the crowd that Ireland played a big part in the creation of her pandemic-era album. Folklore.
After singing “Cardigan,” Swift told the audience, “Folklore Generally, it belongs to Ireland.
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“I imagined what the world of the album looked like [was like] Ireland. Storytelling with a lot of different characters,” she continued. “You have that, too. That’s very Irish, storytelling.”
“When I was making this album, it was two days into the pandemic that I started Folklore, I’m not in Ireland. So I had to make an album where I pretended every day when I was writing that I was going to a fantasy world … I have to be honest, it looked like Ireland,” Swift added, adding, “So let’s go back to where we are!”
