Travis Kelce sparks ‘Bejeweled’ references with glittery Super Bowl arrival outfit

Travis Kelce

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Travis Kelce has made his way to Las Vegas to attend the Super Bowl dressed in a sparkling and shiny ensemble.

The tight end from the Kansas City Chiefs appeared for the significant game wearing an all-black costume adorned with sparkles, along with a coordinated black bag, last Sunday on February 11. This was prior to his team's match against the San Francisco 49ers.

Not long ago, Taylor Swift, who has won a Grammy, made her way to the Super Bowl. She had been performing in Tokyo, Japan for the past few days.

The fans swiftly responded to the fashion choice of the tight end on the social media platform, X, previously known as Twitter. A considerable number of them speculated that it was a connection to Swift's song "Bejeweled," which is part of her Midnights album.

One person made a humorous comment saying that wearing glitter gives them a feeling of being as glamorous as playing the game Bejeweled.

"During the time of his REP period," stated one X user, mentioning Swift's album "Reputation," which has a total dark theme.

Some other people who left comments believed that Swift was the one who chose the outfit for him and that he only wore it because of her decision.

"Has he taken it on loan from Taylor???" queried a commenter.

Another user who goes by the name of X also concurred by saying, "Presently, he attires similarly to Swiftie."

Swift is making her 13th appearance at a football game this season, despite concerns from her fans that she wouldn't be able to attend due to her Eras Tour shows overseas. Happily, the Embassy of Japan put out an official statement to put the fans' minds at ease and confirm that Swift would indeed be in attendance.

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