Bill Belichick attended Taylor Swift’s Amsterdam Eras Tour concert with Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes
Even Bill Belichick is a Swiftie.
The former NFL coach attended Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Amsterdam alongside the singer’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and Patrick Mahomes.
On a recent episode of the “Fore Play Podcast,” Barstool Sports host Sam Riggs Bozoian shared details about the trio’s trip to see Swift in the Netherlands last week.
“Coach Belichick had hit up Travis Kelce, he was over there,” Bozoian said. “So at one point, we’re just in this box at the Taylor Swift show and we’ve got myself … we had Bill Belichick, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are just in this box at this Taylor Swift show in Amsterdam.”
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Bozoian then described the interaction between the former New England Patriots head coach, 72, and the Kansas City Chiefs players.
“They had a great interaction with Belichick,” he said. “It was right when they walked in they were like, ‘Hey coach!’ and they were like, dapping up. Just a bunch of football guys shooting the s–t.”
The blogger said the whole experience was “f–king chaos” and “was really cool.” He also shared a picture of himself with pals and Kelce, 34, while at the Eras Tour on X.
While Belichick, who is now dating 23-year-old Jordon Hudson, seemingly kept a low profile at the July 5 show, where the tight end and the billionaire pop star packed on the PDA following her performance at Johan Cruijff Arena.
The couple — who went public last September — came out from behind the stage holding hands. Kelce then gave Swift, also 34, a sweet kiss on the head.
The following night, Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, both 28, were seen swaying and embracing in the audience as Swift performed her hit “Lover.”
The mom of two sparkled in a glittering pajama set from Prada as she also spent time with her friend Miranda Hogue.
At one point in the night, Brittany was seen checking on an emotional Kelce, who seemingly wiped away tears as Swift sang a special mashup of songs that were dedicated to him.
During the show in the Netherlands, Swift sang “Mary’s Song (Oh My My My)” from her 2006 self-titled debut album for the first time in nearly 16 years.
In the song she sang, “I’ll be 87, you’ll be 89,” which has taken on a new meaning since she started dating the athlete. (His jersey number is 87 and Swift was born in 1989.)
After the “Cruel Summer” songstress wrapped her third and final show in the Netherlands, Kelce encouraged the Swifties to get riled up as they exited the stage together.