Taylor Swift had a very special guest on the second night of her Eras Tour in Indianapolis.

The 34-year-old pop superstar took over the Indiana capital's Lucas Oil Stadium on November 2nd and her boyfriend Travis Kelce was in the crowd cheering her on.

A photo posted by a fan on X (formerly Twitter) showed the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, smiling as he entered the stadium on Saturday night.

“Travis Kelce is joining N2 of the #IndyTSTheErasTour,” the post’s caption reads.

Kelce was also spotted in the VIP area with Swift's mother Andrea while the singer performed “So High School,” a song from her 2024 album The Tortured Poets Department It is widely believed that it is about him.

In a video posted to TikTok, Kelce smiled and danced alongside Andrea as Swift reached the end of the song. After filming the athlete and the singer's mother, the filming fan was heard saying, “Oh my God,” as they turned the camera back to Swift on stage.

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Elsewhere in the show, Swift nodded to her boyfriend as she changed the lyrics from “Karma” to “Karma is the guy from the Chiefs who comes straight to my house,” as she usually does when her boyfriend is present is.

In a video on X about the sweet moment, fans erupted in cheers as the singer changed the song's lyrics. Meanwhile, towards the end of the song, fans captured footage of the NFL star heading backstage.

Meanwhile, another fan video posted on X showed Swift and Kelce leaving the stadium together after the show ended.

The NFL star and the “Blank Space” singer first sparked dating rumors in September 2023 before confirming their romance by stepping out hand-in-hand in New York City the following month. The couple have supported each other's respective careers throughout their relationship, with Kelce attending Swift's Eras Tour shows in the US, Australia, Singapore and other countries, while attending several Kansas City Chiefs games, including the 2024 SuperBowl in February .

Swift's hugely successful Eras Tour will take a break after the Indianapolis run before resuming on November 14th for a series of dates at Toronto's Rogers Center before wrapping up the three-night tour at Vancouver's BC Place from November 6th. December to completion December 9th.

During a tour stop in New Orleans on Sunday, October 27, Swift expertly brushed off a stage malfunction. When the moving reflective box – affectionately called “Tayroomba” by fans – stopped working as she belted out “Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?”, the singer continued her choreography on stage with her dancers.

She then had to perform Tortured Poets Department “Down Bad” was her first time performing without a platform, but with the help of her dancers, she managed it quite well.