Travis Kelce's Dance With Justin Timberlake Prompts Taylor Swift Comments
Travis Kelce's viral dance video with Justin Timberlake took the internet by storm. Sure enough, as the Kansas City Chiefs star's moves caught people's attention, many also couldn't help but mention his girlfriend, Taylor Swift.
The three-time Super Bowl champion recently made headlines after joining the singer's 8AM Golf Invitational in Las Vegas with fellow celebrity golf enthusiasts like Olympian Michael Phelps, skateboard icons Sean Malto and Eric Koston, as well as his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce.
Amid the exciting friendly competition, the participants didn't forget to have fun, especially the Chiefs tight end and the 'Cry Me a River' hitmaker.
After the annual celebrity golf tournament, Timberlake shared a clip of himself dancing alongside Travis Kelce and comedian Andrew Santino on the fairway.
At one point, the 10-time Pro Bowler took the lead, using his golf club as a microphone while the other two served as his backup dancers.
'We are just @killatrav's backup dancers now,' Timberlake captioned his Instagram post.
Interestingly, as fans gushed over the trio's hilarious and unexpected dance moves, the internet also brought up Taylor Swift's name.
Fans couldn't help but point out the influence of Travis Kelce's girlfriend on him, noting that she might have inspired his playful dance moves.
'@killatrav is a certified backup dancer after the Eras Tour,' one wrote.
'All of Travis' Eras Tour training has paid off,' a fan commented.
'Nothing a swiftie loves more than this,' a social media user chimed in.
In addition, fans playfully joked about the NFL star being part of Swift's tour once again.
'Taylor has built an opening act for her next tour,' a commenter said.
Others also mentioned the Chiefs star's evolution outside the NFL.
'From Taylor's backup dancer to the star,' a follower said, while another added, 'Travis' new job is…..backup dancer at Taylor's next tour!!'
It was during Swift's "Eras Tour" stop in London that Travis Kelce made a surprise appearance, joining the backup dancers during her outfit change between "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived" and "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart."
The Chiefs standout added a theatrical touch to the performance, even carrying Swift in his arms at one point.
The couple sent Swifties into a frenzy when Swift blew him a kiss before he exited the stage.
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