Taylor Swift Changes ‘Karma’ Lyric in Honor of Travis Kelce at Sydney Concert
People who assumed the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce relationship might slow down now that the NFL season is over are in shambles right now.
On the first night of her four-day stop in Sydney, Australia for the Eras Tour, Swift brought back the lyric change in “Karma” to honor the Kansas City Chiefs star.
The first time Swift referred to karma as “the guy on the Chiefs” was in November when their budding relationship seemed to become publicly official during a concert in Buenos Aires. Kelce was at that show and standing next to Swift’s father when the lyric change happened.
Kelce was again in attendance for Thursday’s show at Accor Stadium in Sydney. He was sitting in a VIP tent and had several friendship bracelets on both of his wrists.
Now that the NFL season is over, Kelce has a lot of time to travel with Swift on the international leg of her tour.
After playing this weekend in Australia, Swift is scheduled to run six shows in eight days at Singapore National Stadium from March 2-9.
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Swift followed Kelce and the Chiefs on their run through the playoffs. She was in attendance at all four of their games, including Super Bowl 58 when Kansas City defeated the San Francisco 49ers.
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