Taylor Swift stole the headlines from her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s ‘Tight End University’ event in Nashville this week, but the singer also shared a cool moment with another one of the tight ends.

Swift famously surprised those in the crowd by getting on stage and signing her hit song ‘Shake It Off’ with a full band behind her.

More videos appeared of Swift singing and enjoying herself while Haley Cavinder, the social media star and fiancée of tight end Jake Ferguson, was next to her.

Now, a few days after the event came to a close, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle posted a video of some time that he shared with the ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ songstress.

Kittle recorded a selfie video of him standing next to Swift as the pair belted out her classic hit ‘Love Story’ as the song played at the bar they were visiting.

At one point, Kittle panned the camera around and appeared to show Kelce singing along as well.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce shared another cool moment from TEU in Nashville this week

Taylor and Travis (off camera) were seen belting out ‘Love Story’ with George Kittle (R)

Kelce’s appearance in the video is a nice surprise after a week where he beamed with joy at her surprise showing at the event he started with Kittle and former tight end Greg Olsen.

In a rare public display of affection for her on social media, Kelce used his adorable nickname for her, writing: ‘Turn me up Tay Tay!!!’

Fans, perhaps unsurprisingly, quickly noticed the comment on the official NFL post and went crazy about it on social media.

‘I know a No 1 Swiftie when I see one,’ one wrote, while another – presumably with much hyperbole – added: ‘I am dead on the side of the road.’

The comment on Instagram came just hours after Swift had returned to the stage for the first time in months to perform at Kelce’s yearly Tight End University event in Nashville.

It was the first time Swift had sung publicly since the end of her sold-out worldwide Eras Tour, and she performed an acoustic rendition of her hit song Shake It Off.

The performance was alongside Kane Brown at ‘Tight End and Friends’ – a show hosted by Kelce as part of his NFL event in Music City.

Kelce and Swift had earlier been pictured arriving at the Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville, where it seemed like Swift was purely just supporting Kelce for a cause close to his heart.

Kelce popped up in the comments section after the NFL posted a Taylor Swift picture

Swift made a stunning return to the stage at the concert hosted by Kelce in Nashville

Singers such as Sophia Scott, Graham Barham and Chase Rice were all listed to perform at the venue, where Swift was first spotted enjoying the night in the VIP section.

Jordan Davis also played and welcomed country star Luke Combs onto the stage but Swift’s involvement had been kept a secret – if it was even scheduled at all.

Swift told the crowd ‘we planned that three minutes ago’ shortly before she left the stage to huge cheers. Just when it seemed like Brown was finishing his set, Swift ignited a frenzy when she walked out for one more song and played an acoustic guitar belonging to Rice. She dedicated it ‘to our favorite players’ before launching into a rendition of one of her biggest hits and sending the crowd wild.

Tickets had been on sale to the public and some devoted Swifties had made sure they were in the crowd for a possible sighting of the singer with Kelce. It was a gamble that seriously paid off.

Kelce and Swift were earlier spotted headed to the Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville

Kelce and Swift pose with country singer Kane Brown – who Taylor surprisingly joined on stage

Tuesday’s brief performance was Swift’s first since the end of her historic Eras Tour

Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl hosts up to 1,200 people while her biggest Eras show was at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia, where 96,000 people went to see her.

Earlier in the week, Swift stunned fans on Monday night as she doted on Kelce during the welcome night for the three-day NFL event that the Kansas City Chiefs star has hosted since 2021.

Kelce and San Francisco 49ers star George Kittle run the event alongside Greg Olsen, another former tight end who is now a distinguished NFL analyst.

As well as building a community among the players who play in the position that Kelce is famous for and sharing tips on performance, they also raise money for charity through the annual get-together.