Drinking from a gold bottle of champagne, Travis Kelce led a rowdy rendition of ‘We Are The Champions’ in the Kansas City Chiefs locker room as he celebrated his fairytale ending to an NFL season like no other.
Moments earlier, Kelce told reporters he felt ‘on top of the world’ after winning a second straight Super Bowl and celebrating by kissing his girlfriend Taylor Swift on the field. The singer had raced back to Las Vegas from Japan and four straight Eras Tour shows, the last of which was Saturday night, to cheer him on.
She was joined in VIP suite – that Kelce apparently paid $1million for – by Blake Lively, rapper Ice Spice, parents Andrea and Scott and Kelce’s family. Together, they endured the tension of one of the most dramatic Super Bowls in history as the Chiefs recorded a gripping 25-22 overtime victory over San Francisco 49ers.
But as Kelce, 34, was pictured spearheading the celebrations in Sin City while his teammates passed round cigars, it could not be forgotten how he was nearly the villain of the piece when things were not going his team’s way in the first half at a thunderous Allegiant Stadium.
With the Chiefs offense spluttering, Kelce was called off the field for a play by head coach Andy Reid but with the end zone in sight, wide receiver Isiah Pacheco made a rare fumble and the 49ers reclaimed possession of the ball.
Travis Kelce was at the center of the Chiefs locker room party after winning the Super Bowl
Kelce said he felt ‘on top of the world’ as he celebrated on the field in Vegas with Taylor Swift
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And Kelce looked to be lapping up the celebrations with his team after the game
Kelce and Swift kissed on the field after she raced back from Japan to cheer him on
Kelce pictured making his way back to the Chiefs locker room after a gripping Super Bowl
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes leaves the field after an all-time great performance
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After winning his third Super Bowl, Mahomes took a moment to reflect on his latest feat
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Kelce (second left) and Reid celebrate after the Chiefs clinched victory in overtime
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After the win, Kelce immediately spoke of returning and pursuing a ‘three-peat’
