Travis Kelce is back in his Eras Tour, uh, era, and was just spotted at Taylor Swift’s show in Singapore! The Chiefs tight end showed up with friends and was seen in the stands watching the singer perform all of her iconic hits. Pics, you ask? Here ya go:

Also, here’s Trav vibing to “…Ready for It?”

On top of this cuteness, Travis was seen waiting for Taylor at the end of the show—and she fully ran into his arms for a kiss.

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Alexa, play “…Ready for It?”

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The footballer previously flew to see Taylor in Sydney and spoke about their time chilling at the zoo together on his podcast, New Heights. “Lotta false media being tossed out there, but I’ll tell you what wasn’t false: when I landed in Australia and seeing all the cameras,” he said. “There were full-on helicopters just flying around. They helicoptered us. Well, not us, Taylor. This is all because Taylor is the biggest and the best thing possible.”

After a quick stop in Sydney, Travis then flew back to the States to watch Jason Kelce’s retirement conference—but he kept Tay close the entire time. Like, not only was Travis seen wearing a “T <3 T” friendship bracelet…

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…But fans *also* realized that his entire outfit was a giant Easter egg for Taylor Swift’s upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department. I mean, his shirt is legit the exact same color palette of the album’s (many!) editions!

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Genuinely obsessed with the fact that she’s dating someone who’s down to get on board with the Easter egg lifestyle, unlike some people (ahem: “The Bolter”).

In other news (we’re all gathered here, so why not!), a source recently told the Daily Mail that, “Taylor’s family and everyone who knows her is so relieved by her relationship with Travis—not only because she is madly in love but also because he makes her security personnel job much easier.” “Travis is a big dude and no one would mess with him because, when it comes to Taylor, he would not play if someone tried to come near her. She has a built-in bodyguard at all times,” they added.

Love to hear it!

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Joey Votto had made it abundantly clear that despite having his club option for the 2024 season declined by the Reds earlier this offseason, he fully intended on playing his 18th MLB season even if it meant putting on a new jersey, and even if it meant he’d have to wait until Mar. 8 to sign his deal.

The future Hall of Famer wound up waiting all offseason and missing a good portion of Spring Training waiting for an offer. He made an appearance on ESPN’s broadcast of Thursday afternoon’s Braves-Red Sox game via Zoom expressing his desire to compete. Finally, a team came through with an offer that he couldn’t refuse.

ESPN’s Buster Olney was the one who broke the news that Votto was inking a minor league deal to join the Toronto Blue Jays, his hometown team. After tweeting his depression just days ago, Votto now has a deal to play for the Jays.

Votto is a non-roster invitee which means he is not on Toronto’s 40-man roster. He’ll have a chance to make the team if he has a good showing in Spring Training, but it’s on him to perform now that he’s been given the opportunity to compete.

Despite an unbelievable resume, Votto does still have something to prove, as he’s coming off a rough season. He slashed .202/.314/.433 with 14 home runs and 38 RBI in 65 games, missing time due to injury in the process.

If he can bounce back offensively, Votto is a great fit on this right-handed heavy Toronto team. He can DH against right-handed pitching and break up the righties. He simply has to prove himself once again.

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Watch adorable clip of Jason kelce daughter acting just like her dad as she sports on Eagles gear….her Passion for football is Intense and cr**y, Jason might have found a perfect Successor if he retires

The Philadelphia Eagles could have their replacement center lined up if Jason Kelce decides to retire.

Kelce’s four-year-old daughter, Wyatt, is going viral on Twitter/X for not only being insanely adorable, but also for her football training skills.

With the 2024 NFL Combine going on this week, Wyatt practiced her own “ready” stance and “40-yard” dash.

Her hand placement and everything were perfect.

She looked just like her dad while repping an Eagles t-shirt with his No. 62 on the back.

Kelce recently shared a wishy-washy update on his retirement plans during an appearance on the Superfly podcast.

“I don’t know. I’m trying to figure it out right now,” Kelce said. “Right now, exploring different opportunities if I end up retiring. Still working out and staying in shape if I end up playing again.”

If he does decide to throw in the towel after 13 incredible seasons, it would suck, but at least Wyatt would make a much cuter center for the Eagles than her father.

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Stubbs brothers share field for the first time since Wiffle ball

CLEARWATER, Fla. — Garrett Stubbs walked to home plate, smiled and tapped Astros catcher C.J. Stubbs on the chest.

C.J. put his right arm around his older brother.

It had been too long since Garrett and C.J. Stubbs played baseball together on the same field at the same time. In fact, the Stubbs brothers think it hadn’t happened since they played Wiffle ball as kids in the front yard of their San Diego home. But Friday afternoon in the Phillies’ 6-3 win over the Astros at BayCare Ballpark, the Stubbs brothers played a Grapefruit League game together in front of their parents, grandparents and aunt and uncle.

“It meant the world to me,” said C.J., who spent most of last season with Double-A Corpus Christi. “I’ve been watching him play for 27 years. He hasn’t seen me play in five years.”

“A long time,” Garrett said.

“It’s kind of surreal to be on the same field and having that moment,” C.J. said.

The Stubbs brothers missed each other by a year at Torrey Pines High School, and again by a year at college at USC. Houston selected Garrett, 30, in the eighth round of the 2015 Draft, and C.J., 27, in the 10th round in 2019. The pandemic ended any opportunities they might have had to play together in both 2020 and 2021. Then, Garrett got traded to the Phillies before 2022. Both played on Team Israel in the 2023 WBC, but C.J. replaced Garrett on the roster after Garrett tweaked his knee.

Friday they had their moment.

“Getting to see him hit and me just being able to say, ‘What’s up?’ to him on a big league field like this …” Garrett said.

“I was nervous on the bus ride over, I’m not going to lie,” C.J. said. “I was more anxious for this Spring Training game than anything.”

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“The Kelce brothers just talked about all the backyard football games that they played,” Garrett said, referring to recently retired Eagles center Jason Kelce and his younger brother Travis. “Hearing them saying stuff like that resonates. Because we get to play our sport professionally, and then getting to do it on a bigger stage like this, it’s just so much fun.”

The Stubbs brothers played a lot of baseball in the front yard of their home. The house sat atop a hill, so they frequently chased and retrieved balls that rolled to the bottom. Their parents — T. Pat and Marti — occasionally replaced windows. Dad said Garrett hit Wiffle balls so hard that they left perfect Wiffle-sized holes in the glass.

It was a small price to pay, as Garrett and C.J. said they talked almost every day about playing in the big leagues.

“We’re big dreamers,” Garrett said.

“We were supposed to be on the same team,” C.J. said.

“I kind of messed that one up,” Garrett said.

C.J. entered Friday’s game in the bottom of the seventh inning. Garrett hit second. As he walked to the plate, their mother Marti pulled out her phone. Her husband, T. Pat, and other family members watched.

“I was trying to film it, but my hand was shaking and I was crying,” Marti said. “And I’m not really that kind of a person. I was just taken back with all the emotion of all the years of all their hard work. It’s literally a dream come true. I can’t describe it.”

“I am that kind of a person,” T. Pat said. “I’m still a wreck.”

“Garrett’s first birthday party when he could actually stand, he was three,” Marti said. “It was a baseball party. We played Wiffle ball.”

“That was life,” T. Pat said.

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Garrett took a 1-0 cutter for a strike in the seventh inning. The pitch was low.

“He stole a strike on me,” Garrett said about C.J.“I was like, ‘Ah, a little down?’ to the umpire. [C.J.] said, ‘No, good hands back here.’ And I said, ‘Just shut up and catch the ball.’”

Two pitches later, Garrett singled to right.

C.J. led off to start the ninth. He flied out on a first-pitch fastball.

“It was a pretty quick one,” C.J. said, smiling.

But it was fun.

“It was a moment that we haven’t been able to have our entire lives,” Garrett said.