Travis Kelce celebrates with Taylor Swift after the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC championship game on Jan. 28. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
At the Jan. 28 AFC championship game, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens in a 17-10 victory. They’ll face the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas on Feb. 11.
The win marks Kelce’s third time advancing to the big game, having already won two Super Bowl rings over the course of his career with the Chiefs.
After the victory, Swift joined Kelce’s family, including mom Donna and dad Ed, on the field at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md., to celebrate.
From whispered secrets to tight embraces, here are some of the best photos capturing Swift and Kelce’s sweet moments together.
It was a family affair as Swift joined Kelce's mother Donna on the field. (Julio Cortez/AP)
Swift has seen Kelce play from the stands a whopping 11 times, but this time she joined her boyfriend on the field at the M&T Bank Stadium to celebrate his epic win against the Baltimore Ravens. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
The couple was affectionate in front of onlookers. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
The singer whispered a private message on the field in front of cameras. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Swift speaks with people on the field after the Chiefs officially advanced to the Super Bowl. (Alex Brandon/AP)
Kelce and Swift give each other a sweet kiss to celebrate the big win. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
The couple had no problem showing affection on the field at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Kelce and Swift embrace. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
The couple celebrate Kelce and the Chiefs' win. (Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Travis Kelce embraces his NFL player brother, Jason Kelce, who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles. (Julio Cortez/AP)
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