How Taylor Swift Celebrated Travis Kelce's Record Breaking Christmas Match on Social Media

Having to work on Christmas Day was a gift for Travis Kelce. In Wednesday's holiday game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end scored his 77th receiving touchdown, breaking the record for most receiving touchdowns in franchise history.

Kelce's girlfriend, Taylor Swift, was not at the game to celebrate the milestone with him (as a general rule, she does not attend away games like this one at Pittsburgh's Acricia Stadium), but fans were able to see her made a point to celebrate this moment from afar via social media.

As reported by E! Online, Swift went all-out on social media after Kelce's record-breaking touchdown, liking and “liked” many posts about the feat. Fans quickly noticed that he had pushed “I Can Do It With a Brokered Heart. [This is not the first time the “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” singer has used the power of double-tap to support Kells' career: in November 2023, Swift, who was traveling to South America for the South American leg of her then massive Eras tour, Instagrammed Like this post from the Kansas City Chiefs! and congratulated the tight end on setting a new NFL record for receiving yards. [The Kansas City Chiefs wrote “Fastest tight end to reach 11k receiving yards and only player in franchise history 🏹” in a congratulatory Instagram post in honor of Kelce setting a new NFL record in a game against the Las Vegas Raiders. He is.

Kelce's most recent record means he has surpassed Chiefs legend Tony Gonzalez's previous record of 76 receiving touchdowns, and this is not the first time a tight end has broken Gonzalez's record.

According to E! Online, Kelsey also surpassed one of Gonzalez's records in September, becoming the Chiefs' all-time leader in receptions. Kelcey also discussed the significance of the passing record once held by Gonzalez with his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelcey, on the podcast “New Heights.”

“It's crazy how things always come full circle,” the tight end said on the podcast.

“Being at the top of the leaderboard with the Kansas City Chiefs was one of the first organizations to make it all the way through, and it's still at their peak. And a lot of that is due to guys like Tony Gonzalez, who is my mentor.”

“I've tried my whole career to equal what he was to this organization, to this football game,” he added.

“It's just an honor to be a part of an organization where he spent the majority of his career, getting so many receptions and being a part of such a cool conversation.