Because Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs have advanced to the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift will fly from Tokyo to Las Vegas on February 11 to see her boyfriend play for the biggest reward in football.

The most well-known couple in America shared a passionate embrace and kiss on the field at M&T Bank Stadium after the Chiefs upset pre-game favorites the Baltimore Ravens.

In touching circumstances, Kelce found his girlfriend while waiting for the AFC Championship trophy to be presented, and Swift looked on the verge of tears as the couple enjoyed a moment of celebration in front of the world. When Kelce stepped onto the stage and grabbed the microphone, he was ecstatic. He immediately channeled the Beastie Boys, yelling, “You have to fig~t for your right to party!”

From February 7 to 10, Swift will perform four nights of her Eras Tour in the capital of Japan. Then, the following month, she will return to Allegiant Stadium on the west coast for the biggest night in American sports history.

Only five days after the Suπer Bowl, she will embark on her next leg of the tour, which will take her thousands of kilometers to Melbourne, Australia. When Swift gets back from Japan, the 17-hour time difference will work to her advantage, and she’ll be supporting the Chiefs for the 13th time this season—her lucky number.

In February, the vocalist will journey hundreds of miles from Japan to the Suter Bowl.

Nevertheless, based on their performance on Sunday, which was very remarkable (17–10) against a Baltimore team that most people believed was destined to win the Super Bowl, let alone the game today, Kelce and his Chiefs will be hard to stop whether luck is on their side or not.

After breaking Jerry Rice’s NFL postseason record of 151 catches with a touchdown in the first quarter, Kelce turned in yet another incredible, career-defining effort.

Cara Delevingne joined Swift in the VIP suite to support the Chiefs as they won. Additionally there were Travis’s parents, Donna and Ed, as well as Jason Kelce.

After his brother scored touchdowns, Travis’ older brother was spotted giving his pals high fives in the suite, but his celebrations paled in contrast to the crazy scenes that transpired in Buffalo the previous weekend.

On the field, the two brothers also had a moment together. The elder Kelce supported Kansas City all day long while donning a wooly cap from the Chiefs. In one endearing picture, Swift was seen grinning and watching as the Kelce brothers shared a laugh on the field.

In two weeks, everyone will be making plans to fly to Las Vegas to see the Chiefs try to win the Super Bowl for the second consecutive year. It will be the culmination to a magical season in which Travis and Taylor have become the most well-known and beloved couple in America.

As one of the best tight ends in NFL history, if not the greatest, Kelce is currently going for his third Super Bowl victory.

Swift was all over Kelce, who was fantastic, and the Chiefs will be tough to stop.

In his brief remarks on the field, Travis said, “The Chiefs are still the Chiefs.” You have to fight for your right to party, I promise! We’re heading to Las Vegas, believe it or not, sweetie.

As Travis and the Chiefs prepared to take on his brother Jason and the Philadelphia Eagles, it seemed impossible for the Kelce family to make headlines any more than they did last year. Their mother, Donna, had the most fun during the game wearing a 50/50 jersey that was red for the Chiefs and green for the Eagles.

However, Kelce’s star will shine even brighter this time around because Swift will be playing again.

He has had a tremendous season with the Chiefs and dominated the game today in Baltimore, so he doesn’t seem to be worried about the attention.

On Sunday, Kansas City will play the victor of the later game between the Detroit Lions and the San Francisco 49ers.

In September, the NFL season began, and despite Kelce’s injury, the Lions defeated the Chiefs.

On the largest stage of all, though, facing the Chiefs—who will be playing in their fourth Super Bowl in five years—is a very different story. for any group.