Taylor Swift gave boyfriend Travis Kelce a sweet shoutout during her latest Eras Tour stop in Miami, despite the NFL star skipping concert days after sending a similarly romantic message.
The 34-year-old pop megastar sent the message during her sold-out concert at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday.
She sent the Swifties present into a meltdown when she changed the lyrics to her hit Karma.
The original text reads: ‘Karma is the man on the screen.’
Taylor Swift gave boyfriend Travis Kelce a sweet shoutout during her latest Eras Tour stop in Miami, despite the NFL star skipping concert days after sending a similarly romantic message
The 34-year-old pop megastar sent the message during her sold-out concert at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday; the power couple was seen in New York last month
However, Taylor changed things up when she referred to the 35-year-old Kansas City Chiefs tight end when she sang, “Karma is the Chiefs man, coming right to me.”
The moment was captured and posted all over social media, including a video shared by X (formal Twitter) user @perfectlyfine89.
Travis was unable to attend because he was on the road against the San Francisco 49ers as his Chiefs triumphed at Levi’s Stadium, 28-18, in a Super Bowl rematch.
Just the night before, the top star gave her fans something to talk about after introducing a new surprise mashup at her Miami concert on Saturday night.
The artist who braved the rain her first night in South Florida seemed to be sending a message to the public, and perhaps to someone special.
Swift sat at the piano, wearing a purple dress, and performed her 2008 song White Horse, with the lyrics “I’m gonna find someone someday who might treat me right,” sending the crowd wild.
She mixed the song together with Loml from The Tortured Poets Department.
A fan captured the magical moment at Hard Rock Stadium TikTok.
She sent the Swifties present into a meltdown when she changed the lyrics to her hit Karma. The original lyrics read: ‘Karma is the man on the screen’ and she changed them to: Karma is the man on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me’
Travis was unable to attend as he was on the road against the San Francisco 49ers as his Chiefs triumphed at Levi’s Stadium, 28-18, in a Super Bowl rematch
Swift’s boyfriend, NFL star Travis Kelce, 35, wasn’t in Miami to see her kick off the final leg of her Eras tour on Friday night, but the Kelce family was well represented.
Travis’ mother, Donna, brother Jason, sister-in-law Kylie and nieces Wyatt, five, and Elliotte, three, were on hand to cheer on the Love Story singer.
Other celebrities, such as Tom Brady and Serena Williams, were also in the crowd.
The retired NFL player hopped to his Instagram Stories and uploaded a photo of himself posing with his sons, Ben and Jack.
In the text added over the image, Brady wrote to his followers: “Boys night at the Eras Tour @taylorswift.”
In a clip shared with X, Williams was spotted on the floor of Hard Rock Stadium shortly before the concert started.
Swift and her boyfriend Travis Kelce were able to enjoy some down time together after wrapping up the European leg of the Eras tour in London in August.
The couple has been dating for over a year.
Just the night before, the top star gave her fans something to talk about after introducing a new surprise mashup at her Miami concert on Saturday night
Swift sat at the piano and played her 2008 song White Horse, with the lyrics “Someday I’m gonna find someone who might treat me right,” sending the crowd wild. It was part of a mash-up with the song Loml by The Tortured Poets Department
The song may have been a message about her boyfriend Travis Kelce, 35, who the singer has been dating for over a year (pictured in New York City, October 11)
Swift’s Eras tour continues in North America with shows in New Orleans, Indianapolis, Toronto and Vancouver, BC through December 8 (pictured October 18 in Miami)
They were spotted doing a series of activities in New York City last week, including a double date with Swift’s best friend Blake Lively, 37, and her husband Ryan Reynolds, 47.
They also attended an MLB American League Championship game between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Guardians.
After playing the third and final show in Miami on Sunday, August 20, the tour will wrap up and head to New Orleans for three nights, then on to Indianapolis for another three nights.
The crew travels north to Canada for six shows in Toronto and three in Vancouver, ending on December 8, just in time for the holidays.
