Breaking: Taylor Swift’s Secret Crush: Travis Kelce Exposed and…

A new trend is emerging during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour shows.

Since her relationship with Travis Kelce began, the singer has incorporated some sweet tributes to the tight end. She added the song ‘So High School’ which is about her relationship with Kelce, and while singing it, Swift does his signature archer pose.

Every show is a little different, and that’s the case for her two shows so far in New Orleans.

While performing “Midnight Rain” from her album Midnights during the shows, Swift has done two gestures that are very clearly in reference to the game of football.

And it comes after she sings the line, “except when I’m on TV.”

On Saturday, Swift put her arms up and screamed touchdown.

On the first night, she pretended to throw a football.

She’s proving that she really is the “greatest in the league.”

Caesars Superdome made sure everybody knew where Taylor Swift was performing this coming weekend.

The singer’s famous Eras Tour resumed last week in Miami, and now she is headed to New Orleans for the next three shows.

So to welcome her, the stadium hung a massive friendship bracelet with the her name on it.

The Saints posted numerous photos of the stadium on their social media with the perfect emoji.

“A welcome for Taylor ,” they wrote.

So why did they decide to use a friendship bracelet?

The friendship bracelet phenomenon began at the start of Swift’s Era’s Tour.

In her song, ‘You’re on Your Own, Kid,’ Swift sings, “So, make the friendship bracelets, take the moment and taste it.”

Because of that line, fans across the world starting making tons of friendship bracelets to trade with one another at games. Some fans even started to give some bracelets to Travis Kelce during the game

So now, this has become the universal symbol for Swifties everywhere.

And the Caesars Superdome had to get in on the fun.

The Kelce clan took a trip to Miami over the weekend to see Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour show at Hard Rock Stadium.

But one important member of the family was missing.

And that was of course Travis Kelce, who was with the Kansas City Chiefs in San Francisco for the Super Bowl rematch.

So how did the Chiefs tight end feel seeing all the videos of his family having fun at the singer’s show?

“Well I had all the FOMO in the world with the entire family and a lot of our friends being there,” Travis said on his New Heights Podcast. “I had a bunch of friends that were also down by the stage, that had been to a few shows overseas, and they were saying the same thing that you’re saying. The Miami stadium was just on another level.”

“Dude it was Incredible,” Jason said. “It was incredible.”

“Man, I wish I was there,” Travis responded.

Jason was joined by Donna Kelce, Kylie Kelce, and the former Eagles center’s daughters at the show. And his former teammate Beau Allen was also in attendance.

“Everyone had a good time,” Jason said. “Not only did everyone have a good time but everybody has been texting over the last couple of days since then like, ‘Dude, she’s just incredible.’ ”

“The show’s incredible, Miami was another level of it,” he added. “I’m excited for her to be back on tour for this final leg of the Eras run here. It’s pretty awesome. It was an incredible trip, so keep killing it, Tay.”

“Keep killing it,” he said.

While Jason and Kylie had been to an Eras Tour show in the past, it marked the first show for some of the other family members.

“Donna Kelce’s first show, Elliotte Kelce’s first show, Wyatt Kelce’s first show,” Jason said. “It was an awesome time down there, man,” Jason explained.

So it was clearly a night to remember for the Kelce family, and it makes sense why Travis Kelce had some FOMO of not being there to support his girlfriend and dance alongside his family.