While once playing with the Cincinnati Bears in college, Travis Kelce went on to find a place as part of the Kansas City Chiefs. Drafted during the third round, the tight end watched as his career flourished with the team. Throughout his time on the field, the football star won three Super Bowls and holds several records in the NFL. But besides his skills in the NFL, Travis captivated the music industry when he started to date Taylor Swift. One of the biggest stars in the world, their romance took center stage. And with Swift continuing her Eras tour, it appears that Travis recently showcased his own musical talents.
On Thursday, Travis joined forces with his brother Jason Kelce for the American Century Championship, which is a golf tournament in Nevada. While trying their luck at golf, the event also hosted a karaoke contest. With Travis in attendance, he eventually found his way to the stage and decided to cover Whitesnake’s “Here I Go Again.” Channeling his inner Swift, Travis thrilled those in attendance as he was announced the winner. Having fun with the contest, he was sure to fake cry while accepting the award.
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Knowing how to give an acceptance speech, Travis held up the trophy and decided to dedicate it to the woman who captured his heart – Swift. He announced, “Taylor, this is for you.”
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Gaining over 200,000 views, fans loved watching Travis have fun on the stage with one person commenting, “I’d pay big money for Taylor’s reaction video to this clip.” Continuing to tour, both Swift and Travis were spotted in Amsterdam after Swift finished a show at the Johan Cruijff Arena. She currently prepares to head to Milan, Italy for a performance a the San Siro Stadium.
As for the Kelce brothers, Travis wasn’t the only winner at the golf event as Jason also walked away with a trophy for the longest drive. The former football star crushed a ball, hitting it 322 yards. When it comes to Travis, Jason, and Swift, it appears they simply can’t lose.
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