Taylor Swift's 'epic' photobomb in Travis Kelce picture goes viral after couple's surprise trip to Nashville
After Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce popped up at a Nashville bar on Monday night, an 'epic' photobomb from the 14-time Grammy Award winner has gone viral as well.
Swift was seen in a photo peering over Kelce's right shoulder with her eyes squinted and her tongue out of her mouth.
Kelce is smiling in the photo alongside fellow tight end Ian Thomas to his left and Tommy Banker on his other side.
Many are comparing Swift to her father, Scott Swift, with his past photobombs of her pictures with friends.
One fan added - 'Photo bomb by Taylor is epic!'
'This is why Taylor is PERFECT for Travis and Travis perfect for Taylor - they are both so unserious and fun,' a second continued.
Swift made a surprise trip down to Nashville to join Kelce in hosting a meeting of the football minds on Monday night.
Kelce was initially seen in the Music City early evening on Monday for 'TEU' or 'Tight End University' - an NFL event he founded in 2021 with San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle and former Carolina Panthers star Greg Olsen.
Later that night, a launch party for took place at the cocktail bar L.A. Jackson in the city. Kelce, Olsen, and Kittle posed for photos on the red carpet before a picture then emerged showing Swift at the bar with Kelce next to her.
Her appearance marks a considerable show of support from the Eras Tour star on a night where the great and the good of the NFL gather together. Kelce has put a lot of work into staging the event in years gone by and his fellow co-hosts Kittle and Olsen had spent the day there with their families.
It wasn't immediately clear how long Swift had been in Nashville but Kelce and his friends were holding a welcome reception at the glitzy bar to kickstart the three-day event.
Kelce initially started it four years ago to bring tight ends together for a sense of community, but has since become an elite-level training event that also raises money for charity.
Multiple current and former NFL stars are set to participate in the practice, with 75 athletes confirmed to attend the fifth year of the 'conference'. According to PFN (Pro Football Network), players will be able to take part in film study, on-field activities, and off-field recovery tactics.
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