Taylor Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce packed on the PDA following her second Eras Tour performance in Indianapolis.
On Saturday, fans caught a video of the couple — who went public in September 2023 — holding hands while leaving the Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday night.
The “Bad Blood” singer, 34, and the Kansas City Chiefs star, 35, waved at screaming fans as they exited backstage.
Kelce attended the pop star’s second show in Indianapolis alongside her mom, Andrea Swift, and his pal Ross Travis.
The tight end, who gave off “Reputation” vibes in an all-black outfit with a silver necklace and black-and-white hat, was seen enjoying his girlfriend’s tunes, dancing and singing along to her hits.
At one point, Kelce was seen chatting with *NSYNC member Joey Fatone in the VIP box.
Indianapolis is only an hour-and-a-half flight from Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., where Kelce’s team is set to play against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night.
It’s unclear if Taylor will be present to cheer on her beau in the stands. She wraps up the US leg of her record-breaking tour in the capital city of Indiana on Sunday before heading to Toronto for a Nov. 14 show.
The “Cruel Summer” singer last attended Kelce’s game on Oct. 7, when the Chiefs defeated the New Orleans Saints.
Taylor made a grand entrance in a Vivienne Westwood plaid corset and matching miniskirt with glitter freckles on her face.
She also wore the brand’s knee-high Grace platform boots and a heart-shaped Belle bag as she arrived at the stadium with her dad, Scott Swift.
During the game, Taylor celebrated Travis’ trick play, in which the three-time Super Bowl champ made a lateral pass to teammate Samaje Perine in the second quarter.
After the Chiefs won, Travis and Taylor were caught on video packing on the PDA in front of their respective dads, Ed Kelce and Scott, inside the “Grotesquerie” actor’s VIP suite.
At one point, the billionaire musician wrapped her arms around her beau and grabbed his face to lean in for a kiss.
The pair then cuddled up at a post-game party.
