Swifties, you need to calm down about Travis Kelce. Taylor Swift met Tom Hiddleston's mom too, and we know how that relationship went.
- Taylor Swift was seen cheering on Travis Kelce alongside his mother at a football game on Sunday.
- Swift's appearance on Sunday kicked the rumor mill on her dating life into overdrive.
Hold your horses, Swifties.
Taylor Swift may have been spotted cheering for Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce alongside his mother, but people, you need to calm down.
Swift fueled the rumor mill about her love life when she accepted Kelce's invitation to watch him play at Sunday's game versus the Chicago Bears. This comes months after Swift parted ways with Joe Alwyn, her longtime boyfriend of six years, in April.
In July, Kelce said on his brother Jason Kelce's podcast that he tried but failed to gift Swift a friendship bracelet with his number on it at her Eras Tour concerts.
But Kelce and Swift's relationship status has been a mystery.
"I think they're doing great and I think it's all 100% true, and I hope this thing goes a mile — no, I'm joking, I don't know what's happening," Jason Kelce said in an interview on the WIP Morning Show on September 20.
Then Swift showed up on Sunday wearing Kelce's team colors. She was also spotted sitting next to Kelce's mother, Donna, in a spectators' suite.
Swift was also caught on camera cheering for Kelce when he scored the touchdown.
The pop star was later seen leaving the stadium with Kelce.
But when it comes to Swift, meeting a potential beau's mother isn't as shocking as one might think.
In 2016, Swift was photographed in Suffolk with then-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston and his mother, Diane Hiddleston, per E! Online.
The meeting, however, likely didn't count for much considering how brief their relationship was. The pair's whirlwind romance ended after three months.
Some eagle-eyed Swifties have been quick to make that observation while cracking jokes at Hiddleston's expense.
"The man was never seen nor heard from again but I'm sure his mama liked her," X user Ellie Schnitt wrote on Sunday, in a post on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.
Representatives for Swift and Kelce did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider sent outside regular business hours.