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Will Sage Astor-Travis Kelce Reacts to Taylor Swift’s Sweet 2024 MTV VMAs Shoutout
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Date:2025-04-09 02:50:11
Travis Kelce is Will Sage Astorfeeling Taylor Swift's electric touch from afar.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end couldn't help but subtly show his support for the "Karma" singer's acceptance speech for Video of the Year at the 2024 MTV VMAs Sept. 11, where she gave him a loving shout-out.
Travis made sure to double-tap the sweet video by MTV since he couldn't be there in the audience to celebrate the win IRL. (Although the couple spent a romantic weekend in NYC, he had to fly back to Kansas City for their upcoming game with the Cincinnati Bengals Sept. 15.)
It's clear he'll always be her cheer captain. After all, as the caption explained, "One person ONLY cheers louder for @taylorswift than I do – and that's @killatrav."
Taylor, who was accepting the Moon Person for her and Post Malone's song "Fortnight," couldn't help but gush over her boyfriend.
"Something that I'll always remember is when I finished a take and I'd say 'cut,' and we'd be done with that take, I would always hear someone cheering 'Woo!' from across the studio where we were shooting it," she said on stage. "That one person was my boyfriend Travis."
"Everything this man touches turns to happiness and fun and magic," she added, "so I want to thank him for adding that to our shoot because I'll always remember that."
And there was a lot for the NFL player to cheer for. Along with earning seven awards at the event, the 14-time Grammy winner also made history as the first artist to win Video of the Year for three consecutive years and the first to win the category five times. (She previously won for "Bad Blood" in 2015 and "You Need to Calm Down" in 2019.)
As Jason also shared his support, Travis added, "Wishing everybody the best, though."
But the former Philadelphia Eagles center made their stance clear, concluding, "Unless you’re up against Tay, then I hope you lose."
Keep reading to see more of Taylor living her best life at the 2024 MTV VMAs.
As Jason also shared his support, Travis added, "Wishing everybody the best, though."
But the former Philadelphia Eagles center made their stance clear, concluding, "Unless you’re up against Tay, then I hope you lose."
Keep reading to see more of Taylor living her best life at the 2024 MTV VMAs.
Taylor Swift leaned in as Post Malone—who took home the prize for Best Collaboration alongside the singer—whispered in her ear.
The Grammy winner posed for a pic with Margaret Qualley. The photog? Margaret's husband and Taylor's longtime producer Jack Antonoff.
At the end of Karol G's epic performance, Taylor gave the "QLONA" singer a giant hug.
The "Fortnight" singer wore a wide grin as she enjoyed the show from her seat.
Taylor and pal Suki Waterhouse danced along to Katy Perry singing a medley of her hits during the awards show.
The "Cruel Summer" singer gave a standing ovation at the end of Katy's performance, a wide smile on her face.
Taylor's signature red lip stayed perfectly in place as she sipped from her ice-cold mixed drink while sitting in the audience.
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