TRAVIS KELCE touched down in Dublin in the nick of time to make a surprise appearance at Taylor Swift's final Aviva Stadium gig.
Seemingly, his presence at Sunday's show even came as a surprise to Taylor herself.
While he had made an on-stage appearance at her London concerts, the NFL superstar had since flown back to the US.
But unbeknownst to her, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end jetted back across the Atlantic Ocean in order to surprise her when she spotted him in the VIP area.
As the pair left together they were greeted by a high-pitched chorus.
Kelce is quite the showman himself as anyone who's ever seen his touchdown dance celebrations can attest.
So he was right at home in flamboyantly presenting her to her adoring Swifties as they rounded the corner before disappearing backstage.
FM104's Crossy captured the above video of them arm-in-arm.
Swift-mania has clearly reached new heights across Dublin over the past three days with every respondent to the clip extremely invested in the high-profile pair.
Ash wrote: "He just adores the ground she walks on. Rightly so."
While Robin added: "Look at him SO PROUD of her!"
Lastly someone else commented: "I am swooning!"
While saying farewell to the crowd after her final show, the Shake It Off superstar thanked Dublin for "how you welcomed and treated me".
The global superstar's three-night performance at the Aviva Stadium saw around 150,000 screaming Swifties in attendance over the weekend as the US singer continues to break records on her blockbuster Eras tour.
The American is estimated to rake in €14.7million per show at the Aviva Stadium, which works out at €82,000 per minute during her performance.
Hollywood legend Julia Roberts turned up in Dublin along with legions of Swifties for the singer's final show in Ireland.
Iconic Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks was also among the famous faces that included Bridgerton star Florence Hunt.
Following the late 2022 death of Fleetwood Mac keyboardist Christine McVie, Nicks spoke often about how Swift’s 'Midnights' track 'You’re on Your Own Kid' brought her comfort as she grieved her friend.
Taylor dedicated her song ‘Clara Bow’ to Stevie, who she described as a “guiding hand".
The pop sensation's backup dancer Kam Saunders had crowds in stitches once again as he continued the trend of saying humourous Irish phrases during the gig.
The stadium erupted with laughter when the dancer shouted 'ye bleedin' eejit' into the mic during We Are Never Getting Back Together.
On Friday night, Saunders said “Pog mo thoin” – a cheeky Irish-language phrase meaning “kiss my ass”, and on Saturday he said “The Neck of Ye”, where Swift would usually say “Like Ever” in the recorded edition of the hit.
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