Travis Kelce I can’t stop, won’t stop. He’s been in party mode since winning his third Super Bowl ring, and the party continued in Louisville, Kentucky.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end struck Sports Illustrated‘s Revel at the Races Bash at the Ice House on the Friday before 150th running of the Kentucky Derby. Kelce was there to see his friends, The Chainsmokers, and spent most of the evening dancing with his group at an exclusive table.
The star-studded event also featured high-profile attendees such as New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his former Green Bay Packers teammates – Davante Adams, AJ Hawk, Jimmy Graham and David Bakhtiari.
The entire group will likely be at the big race at Churchill Downs on Saturday. No sign of Kelce’s teammate Patrick Mahomes in Louisville. On the other hand, Mahomes has already gone on record saying that he can’t keep up with the Kelce brothers when it comes to outshining the city.
“No, I can’t [keep up with the Kelce brothers]. I used to, I think, do that, and then I had kids,” Patrick joked during an appearance at Logan Paul’s Impulsive Podcast.
Travis’ trip to Derby City comes not long after he and his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, visited Las Vegas for a fundraising gala for Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ 15 and the Mahomies Foundation. Kelce auctioned off a set of four tickets to Swift’s Eras Tour. The surprise donation raised a whopping $80,000 for charity.
An eyewitness before said ET that Swift and Kelce entered the gala “holding hands and being affectionate throughout the night.” The event-goer adds that there were “lots of kisses and a general feeling of happiness between them” throughout the night. The support is there for each other.”
Kelce has a lot to celebrate these days. Not only is he dating the biggest pop star in the world, but he also recently signed a contract Record-breaking contract extension with the Chiefs, who will pay him $17 million fully guaranteed. The two-year contract is worth $34.25 million, making him the highest-paid tight end in the league. The deal also means Kelce will most likely retire with the only team he ever played for.
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