Travis Kelce demonstrated his magnanimity during his mesmerizing debut on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. The Kansas City Chiefs TE dazzled during his partner’s concert on June 23 in London. Not only did Kelce take center stage, but the way he supported his significant other beyond the stands was nothing short of iconic. At Wembley Stadium, in front of a jam-packed crowd, Kelce performed “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” from The Tortured Poets Department album on Sunday as one of Swift’s backup dancers. The NFL star’s sweet gesture won millions of Swifties’ hearts. It was an epic evening when all eyes were on Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, Kelce.

Even sports analyst Patrick McAfee could not resist applauding the Super Bowl champion for his gesture. However, Travis, 34, recently found his kind act on stage pulling the “Cruel Summer” singer’s ex-boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, into controversy, as McAfee called Taylor’s exes ‘bums‘ while admiring Kelce. Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn broke up last year after dating for almost six years, which was during the start of Swift’s Eras Tour.

Taking to his official X handle, Pat McAfee expressed his overwhelming feelings after witnessing the 8-time Pro Bowler’s phenomenal performance on stage with Taylor. He captioned the post: “Once again…I can’t help but feel a phenomenal sense of pride. None of the other bums Taylor has been with would ever be this prepared and poised in front of 90,000 people while wearing that costume.”

The former football punter did not stop there; he went on to adore the NFL tight end.

“A football man proving to the world that chivalry is not dead.. and you’re allowed to be pumped to support your partner,” he further explained on his X handle. Additionally, he shared a fan’s tweet link that featured Kelce’s dance performance during the show.

During Swift’s concert, the highest-paid tight end made a surprising entry on the stage and garnered unexpected attention.

Travis Kelce sets fire to the stage during the Eras Tour

It was not only the NFL star’s performance that set the stage ablaze but also his costume, which brought significant attention from his fans. The four-time first-team All-Pro selection looked dashing in a black tailcoat and top hat, making most offensive linemen jealous.

During a theatrical transition, Kelce was one of the backup dancers on stage who lifted the pop icon in a bridal style. With this act, he proves how strongly supports Swift, looking comfortable on the stage. Travis Kelce then sat Swift down on a couch and continued to perform as a background dancer, introducing his girlfriend’s next song, “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”

Kelce’s cameo brought about additional star power into an already eclectic, energy-filled show. The crowd’s reaction surpassed even the roar of Arrowhead Stadium. Before Swift began performing “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,” she blew Kelce a kiss, and this is enough to prove that they are the ‘IT’ power couple.