Despite dating her son Travis for over a year, Donna Kelce has yet to see one of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour shows in person.
However, she hopes that will finally change in the near future as the pop megastar’s romance with Travis continues to go from strength to strength.
“I hope so, I hope so. I would like to,” he said. People on the possibility of attending a Swift live concert. “It’s spectacular.”
He added: “I saw the movie (Eras Tour) and I liked it. It was amazing.”
Although she’s a huge fan now, Donna admitted she wasn’t a “Swiftie” before her relationship with Travis.
“I would say no. My era was Earth, Wind and Fire, Chaka Khan, things like that,” said the 71-year-old actor.
Donna Kelce hopes to finally see one of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour shows in person
Swift has been in a whirlwind relationship with Donna’s son Travis for over a year.
“That music is more my own, but obviously talent is talent.”
It’s been a year since Swift, who is currently enjoying a slot in her Eras Tour schedule, publicly confirmed she was dating Kelce by appearing at Arrowhead to watch him play for the Kansas City Chiefs against the Chicago Bears.
Exactly 12 months later, the couple are perhaps the most famous on the planet, with their respective brilliance in music and football proving to be the perfect match.
Donna has been spotted with Taylor at several of Travis’ Chiefs games over the past year, including the Super Bowl in Las Vegas in February.
At the premiere of Ryan Murphy’s new horror series ‘Grotesquerie,’ in which Travis made his acting debut, mom of the Kelce family revealed why she thinks Taylor and her son are perfect for each other.
“He’s a good guy. He really is. He’s good,” Donna told Page Six of Travis.
Kelce’s mom thinks he and Swift are perfect for each other as they are both “kind and generous” (Pictured: Donna and Taylor at last season’s Super Bowl)
“He’s kind, he’s generous, and from what I understand, so is she.”
In the wake of his romance with Swift, Kelce has been able to parlay his growing fame into new opportunities, including acting, such as in the 10-episode horror drama Grotesquerie on FX.
“It’s amazing to be able to watch your kids do what they love the most and hopefully it’s something they enjoy! I know they wanted to try (acting), so we’ll see how it goes,” Donna Kelce said.
He later added: “I can’t believe what has happened in the last few years.”
