As Travis Kelce ran out of the tunnel onto the field at Arrowhead Stadium, he struck his signature bow-and-arrow pose to the amusement of girlfriend Taylor Swift, who watched from a luxury suite.
Swift, who started her Sunday in the news for a hate-filled post from Donald Trump on Truth Social, seemed unaffected by it, waving her hands in front of her face upon seeing her man’s entrance.
Swift also took a sip from her steel mug, which had Kelce’s number 87 on it in yellow and red, and loudly applauded her boyfriend.
Kelce’s signature pose resembles an archer shooting an arrow, which has meaning for both him and his girlfriend.
Swift’s song, “The Archer,” was part of the set list for her Eras Tour until May, when it was removed to make room for songs from her new album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”
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Kelce has adopted a goalie pose as he walks onto the field, which has a deeper meaning for him.
Kelce has been doing that pose longer than he’s been dating Swift. There’s no doubt he struck the pose with her in mind before facing the Cincinnati Bengals.
Swift struck a goalie pose on stage at Wembley Stadium as part of her Eras tour in August, while transitioning into the song “So High School.” Swift is believed to have written the song about Kelce.
Kelce was in the audience in London that night alongside his brother Jason Kelce. Travis himself took the stage on the Eras Tour the following night as one of Swift’s backup dancers.
In an episode of ‘New Heights’ that dropped last October, weeks after Swift and Kelce’s public romance, Travis detailed that he struck an archer pose as part of his entrance.
“I do the goalie pose when I walk into the stadium because I wanted to do something when I ran out of the tunnel,” Kelce said. “You know, what’s really motivated me is dreaming big. Always shooting for the stars. So I’m always out there shooting for the stars.”
‘One of my favorite quotes from my friend Deion Sanders of Prime Time is, “If your dreams aren’t bigger than you, then there’s a problem with your dreams.” So don’t forget to shoot for the stars, ladies and gentlemen.’
Swift will be attending his 15th game with the Chiefs on Sunday, and Kansas City has an 11-3 record in previous games he has attended live.
