Taylor Swift “feels amazing” after Travis Kelce's win

Taylor Swift was overjoyed after her boyfriend Travis Kelce helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to victory in their season opener against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday.

The pop superstar filmed a playful post-game “interview” with fellow WAG Chariah Gordon, the fiancée of Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman, while celebrating the win in a private suite at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

“Exclusive interview with Chariah. How are you feeling after the game and this win?” Swift asked Gordon in the GLO Collection founder's Instagram story, doing her best reporter impression.

“I feel good after this win,” Gordon replied, before asking the “Fortnight” singer, “How are you feeling, wimp?”

“I feel amazing,” Swift replied with a laugh, then jumped up and down with excitement as the influencer shouted, “We won!”

The energy in the suite seemed to be very high: guests were hugging and chatting while loud music played.

The Chiefs started the 2024 NFL season with a 27-20 win over the Ravens.

Swift showed up to support her boyfriend wearing a skintight Versace denim corset, denim shorts and red Giuseppe Zanotti over-the-knee boots.

She accessorized with a black Louis Vuitton handbag, a statement Bulgari antique coin necklace, and the TNT bracelet Kelce gave her last season.

Gordon, 29, matched the 34-year-old Grammy winner's outfit perfectly, wearing a denim jacket over a white bodysuit and a diamond-studded necklace.

During the game, Kelce, also 34, pointed at Swift from the field after catching a pass from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

The songwriter was seen blushing and hugging her boyfriend's mother, Donna Kelce, to celebrate the tight end's historic catch, which officially made Mahomes, 28, the franchise's all-time leader in passing yards. Travis' father, Ed Kelce, was also in the suite and was seen having a warm conversation with Swift during the game.

Swift was also filmed performing the Eras Tour choreography for her song “So High School” while clapping for the Chiefs.

Later that evening, she and Travis reunited and were photographed leaving the stadium holding hands.

The win must have been painful for Ravens player Marlon Humphrey, who recently criticized Travis' podcast “New Heights” along with his brother Jason Kelce, claiming that it was only successful because of his relationship with Swift.

“I'm praying for this – that I get to face him because he tried to take everything away from me,” Humphrey joked on Sunday's episode of his own podcast “Punch Line,” referring to the season opener.

He added that the duel would be a “capsule versus capsule” battle and that he would “see which height is higher.”

The Chiefs’ victory clearly shows that Travis emerged victorious.