NFL star Travis Kelce surprised fans with a guest appearance during Taylor Swift's concert in London and has now hinted that more stage appearances could be on the horizon.
Kelce, more accustomed to the football field, seemed comfortable as he joined his girlfriend on stage for a special routine at Wembley Stadium. Dressed in a smart suit and top hat, Kelce carried Swift across the stage before joining two dancers to fan her.
The unexpected performance by the couple thrilled the British audience, with cheers echoing around the 90,000-seat stadium. Now, Kelce has hinted that this may not be the last time he joins Swift on stage as her Eras Tour continues worldwide.
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In the latest episode of their New Heights podcast, Kelce spoke about the memorable moment in London with his brother Jason Kelce. Paying tribute to Swift, he said: "Big shout out to Tay for letting me crash her stage!
"Who knows, this might not be the last time you see me busting moves out there," the KC legend added, sparking curiosity among Swift's fans. "You guys are just going to have to keep buying those tickets to the Eras Tour to see if I magically appear from under the stage or something."
Picking up on the hint, former Philadelphia Eagles icon Jason couldn't help but dig for more info, cheekily asking: "A little teaser, huh? What's he gonna do next? What crazy shenanigans will Taylor let him get away with this time?" Travis responded: "Yeah, I warned her. I was like, 'Look, once I get comfy, I stop following the script and start freestyling. It's a Travis thing, you wouldn't understand."
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In a candid chat with his brother, Travis also spilled the beans on how he ended up being part of a sketch at the Wembley gig. He confessed: "It's very unlike me, I don't love going on stages.
"I initially mentioned it to Tay but was like 'How funny would it be if I rolled out on one of the bikes for the 1989 era' and she started laughing and was like 'Would you seriously be up for doing something like that? ' I was just like, 'what? I would love to do that, are you kidding me? ' I've seen the show enough, might as well put me to work here."
Confirming the performance was a joint effort with his other half, the Chiefs star added: "Sure enough she found the perfect part of the show for me to come in. No bike in case I ran into somebody else or hit one of the dancers. It was the safest option."