Watch Teary-eyed Travis Kelce singing a new Christmas song written by none other than his girlfriend,Taylor Swift in celebration of Chiefs win over Panthers…VIDEO.

Watch: Teary-Eyed Travis Kelce Sings New Christmas Song Written by Taylor Swift After Chiefs’ Win Over Panthers

The Kansas City Chiefs’ victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday came with a surprising and heartwarming twist when tight end Travis Kelce showcased his vocal chops, performing a brand-new Christmas song written by none other than his girlfriend, Taylor Swift.

Following the Chiefs’ 28-21 win, Kelce joined his teammates in the locker room, where a guitar was waiting for him—a special gift from Swift. With a teary-eyed smile, Kelce announced to his teammates, “This one’s for the holidays and for the win. My girl wrote it just for this moment.”

The room erupted in cheers as Kelce strummed the first chords of the song, a festive tune titled “Red & Gold Christmas.” The lyrics, a blend of holiday cheer and nods to the Chiefs’ colors, celebrated teamwork, resilience, and the joy of being together during the most wonderful time of the year.

Red and gold, our hearts unfold, on this Christmas night.”

The moment was captured on video by a teammate and quickly went viral. Fans couldn’t get enough of Kelce’s heartfelt performance, with one tweeting, “Who knew Travis Kelce could sing? Taylor Swift bringing out the best in him—what a power couple!” Another wrote, “That song is already stuck in my head. We need a studio version ASAP!”

Swift herself shared the video on Instagram, captioning it, “So proud of you, Travis. Merry Red & Gold Christmas, everyone!”

The touching moment not only highlighted the growing connection between Kelce and Swift but also brought holiday spirit to the Chiefs Kingdom. Rumors are already swirling that the song might get an official release, with fans clamoring for a duet between the NFL star and the pop icon.

As the Chiefs continue their march toward the playoffs, moments like these prove that their winning spirit extends beyond the field—and into the hearts of fans everywhere.

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