'YOU'RE MY MVP'
Travis Kelce’s ‘vibe’ dance moves spotted in crowd at Taylor Swift Eras concert in Singapore as fans say ‘marry him’
Travis Kelce's dance moves have gone viral as he enjoyed his visit to Singapore in support of Taylor Swift
TRAVIS Kelce has jetted around the globe once more in support of his girlfriend Taylor Swift.
Just weeks after heading to Australia, to see the pop sensation perform her Era's Tour, the Kansas City Chiefs star has now made the over 9,500-mile journey to Singapore.
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And it seems Kelce is enjoying every second of his time in Southeast Asia, having been captured showing off his dance moves alongside friends as Swift performed Look What You Made Me Do.
The footage quickly made the rounds on X, formerly known as Twitter, where fans wasted no time in lauding Kelce for his support of Swift while questioning his dance moves.
"You're my MVP," commented one fan.
"The goat knows how to turn up," a second said.
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"He's more vibing than any other people down there who have more interest in their phone," a third replied.
While a fourth joked, "Its giving 60 years old people's dancing."
Another fan even suggested Swift should "Marry him," although there have been no signals as of yet that wedding bells are coming any time soon.
Swift and Kelce first went public in September, two months after he appeared on his New Heights podcast, alongside his brother and former NFL star Jason, where he admitted to having tried and failed to give Swift his number at one of her concerts.
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It seems his comments caught the eye of Swift, however, who wound up cheering him on from the stands at stadiums around the U.S. throughout their subsequent Super Bowl run.
And while the eyes of fans around the world may have been on Swift, Kelce, and the Chiefs throughout the season, it seems all the potential distractions didn't please anyone within Arrowhead Stadium.
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"The Taylor Swift thing was all positive," Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said on FS1's Speak!
"There was nothing negative about that at all. I think she actually enjoyed not having to be the center of attention and being able to come to the game and be a fan.
"And so, I joked about this before, she went and made the offensive linemen these Pop Tarts, and she just knew how to get in with the guys, and that's all it took.
"She's great. Travis is great. I'm happy that they're happy, and that's the most important thing."
Swift is scheduled to perform six shows in the Southeast Asian island before taking a two-month break ahead of her trip to Europe.
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