Travis Kelce has already left Taylor Swift and Australia to return to Las Vegas and continue partying with his Kansas City Chiefs teammates.
Kelce just landed in Sydney on Wednesday to meet up with his girlfriend and watch her perform at one of her Eras tour shows.
TMZ claims the tight end is flying back to Las Vegas to continue celebrating with his teammates after they won the Super Bowl in Sin City earlier this month.
Kelce is scheduled to land in Las Vegas on Saturday morning after flying for about 15 hours and had a similar journey to Swift when she flew from Japan to Nevada for the Super Bowl.
It is said that the Chiefs reunion in Las Vegas has been planned since the Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in overtime.
Travis Kelce left Taylor Swift in Australia to return to Las Vegas to party with the Chiefs
Kelce flew to Sydney on Wednesday and watched his girlfriend perform on her Eras Tour
Kelce flies back to Patrick Mahomes and his other Kansas City Chiefs teammates
It will be Kelce's third trip to Vegas in two weeks. He was also there earlier this week to play golf and relax with friends before flying to Australia to meet Swift.
A Las Vegas DJ posted on Instagram that he was booked by the Chiefs for an event on Friday night, but it looks like Kelce won't make it in time.
The tight end was fully welcomed by his girlfriend's loyal group of fans at Accor Stadium on Thursday evening.
In a clip From the show, a grinning Kelce could be seen exchanging friendship bracelets with the Swifties. In another Videohe waved to screaming fans as he passed.
Swift decided to give her boyfriend in the audience a double nod through her lyrics during the show.
During the second verse of her song “Long Live” from her album Speak Now, Swift sang the line, “We are the kings and the queens / You traded your baseball cap for a crown / When they gave us our trophies / And we.” stopped them for our city.”
At the mention of the trophies, Swift held up her guitar and appeared to gesture towards Kelce in the audience.
Swift appeared to give Kelce two greetings during her recent Eras Tour show in Sydney
Fans screamed and waved as he walked by, and the tight end waved to the Swifties
Kelce was spotted with director Baz Luhrmann during the show at Accor Stadium in Sydney
That sparked cheers from the packed crowd at the Accor Stadium in Sydney's Olympic Park suburb.
Later in the show, Swift performed an encore of her altered “Karma” lyric, again singing “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs” instead of “Guy on the screen.”
The couple reportedly stayed together at the luxury Crown Towers hotel in a suite that cost more than $16,300 (AUD$25,000).
Swift and Kelce also visited Sydney Zoo during their stay in the city – a move that was criticized by animal rights group PETA.
The nonprofit animal rights organization released a statement saying the couple should instead “spend their time and money at a real animal shelter.”
In a joint statement, Debbie Metzler, PETA Foundation's director of captive animal protection, said: “While we understand all too well the appeal of seeing Australian wildlife, PETA hopes that Taylor and Travis will be there next time they go.” “Want to see wild animals, spend your time and money in a true sanctuary.”
The pop star and her NFL boyfriend arranged to meet at the 16.5-acre site earlier this week ahead of Swift's three concerts in Australia's largest city, where they were even spotted petting a baby kangaroo.
Kelce sparked backlash for his post-parade antics, where he appeared too drunk to speak
While Kelce is just beginning his offseason, it's a busy time for Swift. She will play three more shows in Sydney before planning a long six-day stay in Singapore.
From there, she'll take a nearly two-month break before continuing her Eras tour through Europe.
Kelce and the Chiefs will resume their Super Bowl celebrations after being criticized for throwing a “scaled-down” party following the deadly parade shooting in Kansas City.
He was seen at a sports bar in Kansas City with several teammates and their WAGs — including Mahomes' wife Brittany — the same day the shooting occurred.
Kelce was part of a small group that also included Chiefs punter Tommy Townsend, center Creed Humphrey, tight end Matt Bushman and his wife Emily.
Sources told that Mahomes booked the entire venue for a select few members of the team and their families. Many of Andy Reid's team stayed away after the attack that left one person dead and dozens injured in Kansas City.
Kelce had already come under fire after he posed for a smiling selfie with a police officer following the fatal shooting. He was also drunk at the parade and could barely speak and stand without the help of his teammates.