Travis Kelce has won more adoration from Taylor Swift’s fans after grooving with some of them at her recent show in Paris.

The Kansas City Chiefs star has been front and center at Swift’s latest concerts in Paris as part of her record-breaking Eras world tour.

His latest viral moment happened when he appeared by the stage near the VIP section of her concert on Sunday.

Kelce danced away to Swift’s hit song Karma and her fans cheered in excitement. He smiled at the crowd, who reached out their hands to give him high-fives, and showed off his dance moves as they boogied along with him.

“My friend sent me this from the VIP area in Paris! Travis Kelce came down and hung out with them!” wrote Vanessa Marquette on X, formerly Twitter, and shared a video of the moment to the platform. Her post has notched up close to 442,000 views.

“I think I would’ve fr [for real] fainted 😭,” replied @iw1shy0uwould.

“He handles all this craziness so well. Travis was born to be Taylor’s significant other!🥰,” added @redsassypants.

While @lschweitzer7 commented, “That smirk!!!! He knew it was coming. 😎,” referring to Swift having changed a line in the song to say “Karma is a guy on the Chiefs,” since going public with Kelce in September.

Kelce was also spotted in the stands at the Paris show and fans thought he sent a subtle gesture to his famous girlfriend during the concert.

During her performance of “So High School,” Kelce smiled and pointed to himself when she sang “I feel so high school every time I’m with you.”

The song from Swift’s double album, The Tortured Poets Department: An Anthology which was released in April, is believed to be about the 34-year-old football player.

In the first verse, Swift appears to reference an Afterbuzz interview in which Kelce played “Marry, Kiss or Kill” in 2016, and the NFL star chose Swift, Ariana Grande and Katy Perry, although he had yet to meet his now girlfriend.

“Are you gonna marry, kiss, or kill me? It’s just a game, but really, I’m bettin’ on all three for us two,” Swift sings in “So High School.”

Another track on the double album called, “The Alchemy” is believed to be dedicated to Kelce, because the lyrics contain football-themed references to touchdowns, trophies and winning streaks.

When not winning Super Bowls with the Chiefs, Kelce has been sure to support Swift at her concerts including in Buenos Aires, Singapore, Sydney and now France.

He first attended an Eras concert in July 2023 where he revealed he had hoped to meet the singer so he could give her his phone number, but did not get the chance to do so.