Watch Travis Kelce dances, sings along to ‘Bad Blood’ at Taylor Swift’s Singapore Eras Tour show – That Smirk and Travis holding up his arm and saying ‘Hey’ makes Fans go WILD “It’s mad love!”

Travis Kelce was back at girlfriend Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert in Singapore on Saturday.

The Kansas City Chiefs star, 34, was seen in a video taken by a Swiftie moving and grooving to the Grammy winner’s hit track “Bad Blood” during the show.

He was wearing a long-sleeved shirt with a leaf and flower pattern, and accessorized his look with a pair of dark shades that he kept on throughout the concert.

Kelce was joined by two pals, including his best bud Ross Travis, who was also seen dancing along to Swift’s music.

Travis holding up his arm and saying Hey! Is the best one for me! #SingaporeTSTheErasTour #TSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/qy7PEXOF0f

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In another clip from Saturday’s show, Kelce took a seat and rested his feet while “Blank Space” played.

However, the NFL star mouthed the words to the popular song, and when Swift sang the lyric, “‘Cause you know I love the players /And you love the game,” he enthusiastically lifted his arm up high.

Following Saturday’s show, Swift, also 34, will get a much-needed two-month break from touring.

However, it’s unclear if Kelce plans to stay until the end of the Asian leg of Swift’s international tour as he previously flew all the way to Australia only to leave after watching one concert.

The hunky athlete landed in China on Thursday night after a busy week celebrating the end of older brother Jason Kelce’s football career.

The Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, announced his retirement after 13 years in the NFL on Monday with his younger brother in attendance.

In the emotional 40-minute speech, Jason reflected on his tight-knit bond with Travis and how their relationship impacted his championship-winning career.

“There is no chance I would be here without the bond Travis and I share,” Jason shared. “It was really my brother and I our whole lives.”

“We did almost everything together — competed, fought, laughed, cried and learned from each other.”

Following the speech — which left Travis in tears — the brothers traveled back to their hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, where they were honored with a special “Kelce Brothers” bobblehead night.

After the game, a Cleveland-based journalist got the inside scoop about Travis’ travel plans while chatting with the brothers.

“For all the Swifties, Travis Kelce is headed to Singapore,” Associated Press sports writer Tom Withers wrote on X early Wednesday.

Another social media user alleged that they spoke to the “Catching Kelce” alum’s manager, André Eanes, who passed on the same piece of information.

“Great catching up with @dreeanes at the Cavs game tonight. Former @SEHS_BASKETBALL player and now the Kelce’s manager, doing a great job!! Heading out to Taylor Swift concert tomorrow in Singapore-safe travels!!” Eric Flannery captioned a photo via X.

The couple began dating over the summer and have both made it a point to support one another in their respective fields throughout their whirlwind romance.

During the NFL season, Swift became somewhat of a staple in the stands, attending most of Travis’ games and even flying over 10 hours straight to watch him play — and win — in the 2024 Super Bowl.

Travis, for his part, flew to Argentina during his bye week back in November to support the “Cruel Summer” singer and jetted Down Under for another show last month.

“Sydney did not disappoint,” he said of the trip on a recent episode of his “New Heights” podcast. “The Australians are pretty rowdy. They like to have a good time. I like to have a good time.”

Travis praised the lively crowd for being so “f–king loud,” noting that Swift is also “very fond of performing in Australia.”