Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce Make Appearance At Patrick Mahomes' Charity Event

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It's been a little while since we've heard from Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, so it's time for an update! Video surfaced showing the pair together at a charity event thrown by Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. 

Kelce announced during the event that his "significant other" had donated four tickets to her Eras Tour for the auction, causing raucous cheering from the crowd. 

"Alright, alright, alright, I think I was just talking to my significant other, and we might have one other alternate item that wasn’t on the docket. Um, has anybody heard of the Eras Tour?" Kelce said to the crowd. 

"There might be a fun game where there are four tickets to the New Orleans, Miami or Indianapolis dates when the Eras Tour comes back to the United States," Kelce continued. 

"Does that fire anyone up right now?!" Kelce concluded to raucous applause from the crowd. 

Travis Kelce called Taylor Swift his "significant other" when the pair attended a fundraiser held by Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes.

Travis Kelce called Taylor Swift his "significant other" when the pair attended a fundraiser held by Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes.

(Mark J. Rebilas/USA TODAY Sports)

The tickets ultimately sold for $80,000. Swift is in the United States right now but is set to head to Europe to continue her tour in about two weeks. She has dates all over the continent starting on May 9 in France and concluding in late August in London. 

Kelce has said that he plans to join Swift in Europe for some of her shows. The Chiefs have voluntary workouts from late May into early June, but a veteran like Kelce probably wouldn't plan to attend those, regardless of his famous girlfriend. 

However, the Chiefs mandatory minicamp begins on June 11. 

Swift's Eras Tour returns to the United States on October 18 in Miami, FL. For now, the pair has a couple of weeks left before Swift returns to work, and they're clearly enjoying spending the off-season together. 

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