At the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday, current Taylor Swift flame Travis Kelce received a new friendship bracelet from a young admirer.
The three-time Super Bowl champ has become a begrudging collector of bracelets ever since he started dating the billionaire pop queen. Swifties have established a tradition of creating, wearing, and swapping friendship bracelets at the Eras Tour. These bracelets, often made with ceramic, lettered, or colored beads, symbolize their shared bond and love for music.
In a video posted by ESPN on Instagram, Kelce, donning a vivid green shirt-and-shorts ensemble, sunglasses, a black baseball cap, and black sneakers, was captured accepting the homemade jewelry while strolling past a gathering of onlookers.
“You’re too kind, thank you very much,” Travis told the young fan. “I wish I had one to give him back,” he added, likely looking for the nearest trashcan.
Travis Kelce Wasn’t at the Grand Prix Just as a Fan…
Of course, Travis Kelce’s attendance at the Grand Prix is not just as a spectator; he’s there to support Alpine Racing, a team he co-owns. Together with teammate Patrick Mahomes, Kelce invested in the team in October, showing their dedication and passion for the sport.
Despite their efforts, they were unable to vie for the win. Lando Norris secured his inaugural Grand Prix victory, surpassing Max Verstappen.
Meanwhile, Kelce wasn’t the only sports figure at the event. NBA luminaries LeBron James and Kevin Durant graced the event with their presence. The occasion was further highlighted by the attendance of other basketball standouts such as Draymond Green and Miami Heat stars Jimmy Butler, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kevin Love, and Duncan Robinson.
The weekend concludes for Travis, who appears to be on a whirlwind tour of high-profile sports events. Saturday saw him among the attendees at the 150th Kentucky Derby. On both outings, he was stag, leaving poor Taylor Swift art home.
Kelce’s attendance at the Grand Prix occurred shortly after NFL insider Ian Rapoport announced that the tight end had secured a two-year contract extension with the Chiefs.
The extension, valued at over $17 million annually, positions Kelce as the league’s top-earning tight end. The deal, negotiated by Kelce’s veteran agent, Mike Simon, boasts financial terms that were not disclosed immediately.
“I told yall I’ll never let him leave!! Congrats my guy!” teammate, business partner, and pal Patrick Mahomes wrote on X.