Taylor Swift’s face lights up as Travis Kelce arrives at Dublin concert

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On Sunday, June 30, Travis Kelce flew to Dublin, Ireland for the third and final show of his 34-year-old girlfriend’s Eras tour at Aviva Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s appearance came after he attended teammate Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s California wedding to JoJo O’Conner on Saturday, June 29, in Calabasas.

In clips shared by fans on baseball cap – had put on a show despite the long journey.

Video shows spectators cheering as Kelce enters stadium as Swift sings 2020 track Folklore song “August”.

Another clip showed the musician, dressed in a flowing red dress, seemingly spotting Kelce in the VIP tent with a huge smile on his face. “I can’t get over how you can see the exact moment her eyes look towards the tent and she realizes he’s there 😭,” one fan wrote alongside the video.

Sunday marked Kelce’s first appearance at an Eras Tour concert since he made his stage debut at Swift’s concert at Wembley Stadium in London a week prior, on June 23.

As usual, Swift’s latest show attracted a star-studded crowd, with Kelce seen chatting with Julia Roberts in a clip shared by a fan on X.

The athlete was later seen leaving the stadium with Swift, with the pair beaming and waving to fans in a video shared by a Swiftie on TikTok.

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The previous night, Swift had a slight problem during her performance of “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” when she got stuck on a raised platform on stage after she didn’t retract as expected .

One of her backup dancers, Jan Ravnik, was then seen approaching and giving the pop superstar a helping hand as he helped her down and they continued the performance in a video shared on X.

Saturday’s concert was another special moment for Swift, as she told the crowd that Ireland played a big role in making her album during the pandemic, Folklore.

After performing “Cardigan,” Swift told the audience: “Folklore in general it just belongs to Ireland.

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“I imagined that the world of the album would resemble that of Ireland. A narrative with lots of different characters,” she continued. “You also have this in hand. It’s very Irish, this narration. »

“When I made this album, it was two days after the pandemic started that I started Folklore, I was not in Ireland. So I had to create an album where the fantasy world that I pretended to go to every day while I was writing it…I have to be honest, it felt a little bit like Ireland,” Swift continued , adding: “So we’re back to our place! »