Travis Kelce is proving his unwavering support for his girlfriend, Taylor Swift. The Kansas City Chiefs star tight end spent countless hours on the phone with the pop icon after her Vienna concert dates were abruptly cancelled due to a looming terror threat. Reportedly, two suspects were arrested and found with chemical and biological substances, while a mass attack on the crowd was successfully averted.
Having attended many of her shows and even performing at one, Kelce likely understands the significance of the Vienna concerts, which were unfortunately cancelled. Just as Swift was preparing to take the stage, an intelligence report revealed a planned terror attack targeting the 65, fans expected at the stadium. The three Vienna shows were among the final stops of the European leg of the Eras Tour, making their cancellation especially heartbreaking, according to her representatives.
A source revealed to The Sun that Kelce was constantly on a phone call with Swift as the situation escalated into a big deal. The source added, "You can tell that he was helping her feel better and made her laugh, to make this situation and the day she went through end up on a more fun note. The insider revealed how the Tight End tried doing everything in his hand to make the situation less scary for her. After a day that intense and this scary situation, he was doing everything to make her feel better.
Kelce and Swift, who started dating last year, spent most of the summer together, with the footballer traveling with the pop star to many of her concert dates. Now that he's back at training camp, Kelce wants her to know she can rely on him, despite the distance between them. Also read: Organizers cancel Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna over fears of an attack.
As per the source, he keeps a phone by his side at night in case she needs him and spends long hours on the phone with her after the Vienna concert cancellation. Kelce is relieved the shows were cancelled, believing it was the right decision given the circumstances. Officials say that some teenagers got jobs as security at the event and were thought to have planned to kill people at the concert using homemade bombs and knives. The Lover singer is trying to move on from the mess, taking a few days off after what happened in Vienna and then going back to London to wrap up the tour in Europe.
