Travis Kelce Gives Sweet Nod to Taylor Swift with ‘The Fate of Ophelia’ Dance After Historic Touchdown

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• Travis Kelce looked up at his fiancée, Taylor Swift, and recreated a choreography from her “The Fate of Ophelia” music video after scoring a record-breaking touchdown

• The Kansas City Chiefs tight end scored 83 career touchdowns with the Chiefs, a new franchise record

• The pop superstar was cheering Kelce on from the suite alongside Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany Mahomes, during his Oct. 27 game against the Washington Commanders

Travis Kelce is pledging allegiance to Taylor Swift’s vibe.

During the Kansas City Chiefs’ Monday, Oct. 27, victory over the Washington Commanders, the team’s tight end celebrated his 83rd career touchdown — tying with Priest Holmes for the franchise’s all-time lead in touchdowns — with a sweet nod to his fiancée.

After he scored the historic touchdown, Kelce, 36, could be seen looking up at the suite — where Swift, 35, was watching the game alongside Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany Mahomes — and doing a bit of the choreography from the pop superstar’s “The Fate of Ophelia” music video.

“This was definitely Travis Kelce doing ‘The Fate of Ophelia’ dance right??? RIGHT???” one fan wrote on X, while another added, “Travis Kelce did the fate of Ophelia dance for his TD celly last night. That’s adorable, and also my fav part of the dance! The vibes.”

After all, most fans suspect that The Life of a Showgirl’s opening song, which finds Swift singing about being saved from Ophelia’s tragic ending in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, is about the football star.

In the segment of the music video that Kelce recreated on the field, Swift says “Keep it 100,” a phrase that Kelce has often used, and later sings, “Pledge allegiance to your hands, your team, your vibes.” She also confirmed during an Oct. 3 appearance on BBC 1 that “100” is a play on numerology, as Swift and Kelce’s favorite numbers — 87 and 13 — add up to equal 100.

While Swift — who announced her engagement to Kelce on Aug. 26 — wore a red turtleneck as she cheered Kelce on from the stands, the athlete pulled up to Arrowhead Stadium wearing head-to-toe Orange Fendi in true Showgirl fashion before suiting up for the game.

After finishing the night with six receptions and 99 yards, Kelce reflected on how it felt to score 100 touchdowns throughout his career, including playoffs.

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“I just cherish these moments,” he told ESPN after the game. “Coming out here being able to play in front of Chiefs kingdom at Arrowhead.”

He added, “This place is special and I love it here. In terms of the historical stuff, I’m still looking at the next game and the next catch and trying to get better every single day. I think I’ll look back at it and appreciate it.”

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