Travis Kelce was in full support of Taylor Swift in Sydney as he was spotted wearing multiple friendship bracelets while partying with some big names.
Taylor is continuing her worldwide stint of the Eras Tour, which is currently Down Under in Australia performing to sell-out crowds who can't get enough of the superstar.
One aspect of Taylor's life that has really caught attention over the last few months is her relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce, and he has thrown himself headfirst into his girlfriend's world.
Everyone wants their partner to be their biggest supporter, and Travis is certainly that.
Travis and Taylor's love story began to blossom after an encounter at an Eras Tour show in July 2023, where Travis tried - and failed - to give Taylor a friendship bracelet with his number on it.
Known for his prowess on the football field with the Kansas City Chiefs, Kelce has now been spotted sporting multiple friendship bracelets on each wrist as he danced to his girlfriend's chart-topping hits, accompanied by her pals Rita Ora and Katy Perry.
Swifties, as die-hard Taylor Swift fans are affectionately known, often exchange friendship bracelets during the singer's converts - a nod to the lyrics of her song 'You're on Your Own Kid' from the album Midnights.
As Travis cheered Taylor on from the VIP tent, the pop sensation reciprocated with subtle nods to her beau from the stage.
Videos from the concert captured moments where Taylor appeared to point toward Travis during her performances of 'Willow' and 'Long Live,' with fans speculating that Taylor made references to Travis' recent Super Bowl victory during the latter song.
When the show came to an end, fans were delighted when Taylor rushed off the stage and embraced her boyfriend.
There have been some negative reactions from Travis' time in Sydney, as PETA slammed the celebrity couple after they were spotted at a zoo.
Clips captured Swift and Kelce feeding kangaroos and enjoying a stroll through the zoo, hand in hand.
PETA didn't hesitate to voice their disapproval of the couple's visit, with Debbie Metzler, the group's Foundation's Director of Captive Animal Welfare, expressing disappointment in a statement to TMZ.
"While we understand all too well the appeal of seeing Australia's wildlife, PETA hopes that next time Taylor and Travis want to see wild animals, they'll spend their time and money at a true sanctuary," Metzler stated.