Make Page Six a Preferred Source Travis Kelce showed support for his wife, Taylor Swift, after she attended the MTV VMAs 2026 solo Sunday night.
Several eagle-eyed Swifties noticed that the Kansas City Chiefs star “liked” two of Billboard’s Instagram posts about the “Bad Blood” singer arriving on the blue carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
Kelce, 36, was not by Swift’s side as she took home the inaugural MTV VMA Artist Director Honors award.
The tight end and his teammates faced off against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, winning the game 24 to 10.
The pop star, also 36, stunned in a shimmering Tamara Ralph Couture halter gown, which featured a dark-colored velvet bodice and an asymmetric draped skirt made of silver crystal mesh.
Actress Dakota Johnson presented the Directors Honors award to Swift, who said she was thankful to MTV for giving their platform to music videos “so long ago.”
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“I got to start making music videos and being a part of music videos 20 years ago, and since then, I’ve gotten to be a part of making 60 music videos, roughly 60 of them — 18 of those I wrote and directed, and I really love writing and directing music videos,” she said onstage.
“The main reason why I love writing and directing music videos so much is because you, the fans, make it so much fun,” she added.
“You make it so rewarding because you actually care about what we’re making. So I want to say thank you to everyone who ever worked on a music video that I got to be a part of. I learned something from every single person that ever worked alongside.”
Swift also debuted her new “Patient Zero” music video, starring Johnson and Collin Farrell, at the awards show.
The “Cruel Summer” singer and Kelce tied the knot on July 3 at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.
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