Originally appeared on E! Online
Taylor Swift is rewriting her true love story.
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With Travis Kelce watching her perform her second Eras Tour show in Buenos Aires at a VIP tent with her dad Scott Swift, the singer gave the Kansas City Chiefs star a shoutout by changing a lyric in her song "Karma."
Instead of singing, "Karma is that guy on the screen coming straight home to me," the pop star replaced the word "screen" with "Chiefs." Many fans had speculated that Taylor Swift wrote the original lyric to reference actor Joe Alwyn, who dated her for six years before they split earlier this year. The singer has never confirmed who her songs are about.
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As Taylor Swift sang the changed lyric, Kelce smiled and put his hands on his face as the pop star's dad patted him affectionally on the back and cheered. The crowd erupted in applause as well, as red fireworks launched in the arena.
Kelce reciprocated during the show, giving Taylor Swift a shoutout of his own: As Taylor Swift sang her 2019 song "The Archer," which contains the lyric, "Who could ever leave me, darling? But who could stay?" the NFL star held up a sign that read, "We will stay."
Taylor Swift Cheers on Travis Kelce at Her 4th Kansas City Chiefs Game
After the show was over, Kelce waited for Taylor Swift backstage and she ran into his arms, after which they shared a passionate seconds-long kiss.
The pair's apparent hard launch overseas comes a day after the couple had dinner with Taylor Swift's dad in Buenos Aires. It also took place following four appearances by Taylor Swift at Chiefs games over the past couple of months, as well as several date nights for the couple back in the United States.
