New Video of Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce is Going Viral on Friday
New Video of Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce is Going Viral on Friday originally appeared on Parade.
Taylor Swift seemed to have a great time this past week in Nashville.
The 35-year-old singer-songwriter attended some of the events that took place at Tight End University with her longtime boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. TEU is an annual three-day-long camp hosted by Kelce, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle and sports analyst Greg Olsen for NFL tight ends to bond and practice before the start of the official NFL season in September.
TEU kicked off last Monday with a welcome gala, which was attended by many of the tight ends and their partners. Swift came along with Kelce, wearing a two-piece Hunter Bell green and white gingham set. The Grammy-winning singer also went to the "Tight End & Friends" benefit concert on Tuesday evening at Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl, where she even held a last-minute performance of her hit song "Shake It Off."
To celebrate the end of a successful week, Kittle posted a photo dump on his Instagram on Friday afternoon, featuring multiple pictures and videos taken throughout the week with his fellow tight ends and friends.
"Tight ends & lots of new friends!!!" Kittle wrote in his caption. Shoutout to everyone who made it possible and to the TEs for showing up. @te_university"
One of the clips featured a video of Swift, Kittle and Kelce dancing along to Swift's hit song "Love Story" on Monday evening. The trio is seen jumping around and screaming the lyrics of the song's chorus.
The video made its way through social media and was reposted by @TSUpdating, a well-known Swiftie fan account on X.
🚨| Taylor Swift screaming the lyrics to 'Love Story' with Travis Kelce and George Kittle! pic.twitter.com/hzMzf5KcKj
— Taylor Swift Updates (@TSUpdating) June 27, 2025
In a recent street interview, Kittle admitted to Bussin' With The Boys, a sports podcast hosted by former NFL players Will Compton and Taylor Lewan, that his favorite Swift song was "Love Story."
As Swift and Kelce continue to dominate headlines and be the perfect duo of the NFL offseason, fans cannot get enough of these behind-the-scenes glimpses.New Video of Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce is Going Viral on Friday first appeared on Parade on Jun 27, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 27, 2025, where it first appeared.
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