While fiancée Taylor Swift took out for London, Travis Kelce was seen driving his $400,000 Rolls-Royce Ghost home from Chief’s training.
The NFL tight end was probably returning to his recently purchased 17,000-square-foot property in Leawood, Kansas City, which has six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
After getting ready for Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers, which will take place in Wisconsin, Kelce appeared at ease as he was posed for pictures by photographers in his elegant black automobile.
The pictures were taken on Wednesday night in Kansas City, when Swift was spotted boarding a private jet.
The pop star is traveling to London to attend Beyoncé’s new movie Renaissance’s British premiere on Thursday night, which is the film’s second official opening screening.
Swift had just arrived in Kansas City on Monday, having completed her final gig of the Eras tour in Sao Paolo, Brazil. She hadn’t been in the area for long.
After that, she and Kelce spent yesterday and this afternoon socializing with Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany.
The Grammy-winning musician and 34-year-old football player holed himself in his new house for two nights, only coming out to see the Mahomes on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Swift’s security detail escorted the pop diva and Kelce when they arrived separately at the expansive estate on Tuesday morning.
Swift was transported to the property just prior to her lover, while Kelce showed up in his famous car dressed in a red sweatshirt.
The Mahomes’ recently constructed $8 million mega-mansion, which has a full-length football field with his name in the end zone and his emblem on the 20-yard line, is another place the two couples spent several hours together last night.
After that, Swift returned to Kelce’s residence, and five hours later, he departed for the airport.
In just his 154th game for Kansas City against the Las Vegas Raiders, Kelce made history on Sunday by breaking the 11,000-yard milestone.
The Chiefs tight end reached the milestone and set an NFL record in the second quarter of Sunday’s game at Allegiant Stadium with a 27-yard reception.
In just 154 games, he surpassed Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez’s previous record of 191 games to become the fastest tight end in history to reach 11,000 career yards. He is also the only player in Chiefs history to accomplish this feat.
The Chiefs defeated the Raiders 31-17, making Kelce’s historic evening worthwhile after they were defeated by the Eagles the previous week.
As one of just four tight ends with more than 10,000 receiving yards, he already ranked fourth all-time.
In addition, no other tight end had more than four 100-yard receiving games. Kelce is headed for his ninth 1,000-yard season and ranks among the top four in career receptions and receiving yards.
In addition to setting a new record, Kelce was a key component of the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory in the Super Bowl this year in February.
The podcast “New Heights,” co-hosted by Kelce and his brother Jason, was crowned the top sports podcast globally by Spotify with the launch of the platform’s annual Wrapped promotion today.
In addition, the Kelce brothers noted that they are the third most popular show overall on Apple Podcasts, after “SmartLess” and “Huberman Lab.”
According to Spotify, “New Heights” was also the best American football podcast and the top sports podcast in the country.
Despite their hectic football schedules and lives outside of them, the Kelce tandem releases new episodes every week.
On December 3, Kelce will play the Green Bay Packers of Wisconsin.