Donna Kelce ‘Likes’ PEOPLE’s Instagram Post of Son Travis and Taylor Swift’s PDA-Filled Post-Game Celebration

Donna Kelce likes what she sees!

After the football mom, 71, watched her son Travis Kelce, 34, advance to his second straight Super Bowl when the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens, she pulled out her phone, opened Instagram and noticed a post she ended up liking . .

In the adorable post — shared on the PEOPLE Instagram account — Travis is seen in a series of photos hugging and chatting with his superstar girlfriend Taylor Swift after they shared a celebratory kiss on the court.

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Donna liked the post shortly after celebrating the Chiefs’ 17-10 victory alongside the “Bejeweled” singer on the field, where they also hugged.

Since Swift went to her first Chiefs game on Sept. 24, cheering with Donna in the suite, Midnight the singer has attended 12 NFL games so far to support Travis. The Chiefs won nine games and lost just three times with Swift in attendance.

Before this season, Donna became a household name in February 2023 when Travis and his older brother Jason Kelce, 36, went head-to-head in Super Bowl LVII, also known as the Kelce Bowl. The Chiefs won the championship game against Jason’s Philadelphia Eagles, 38-35.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kissed on January 28.

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— It was a ride. That’s for sure,” Donna told PEOPLE last year, before being named to the 25 Most Intriguing People of the Year list. “Sometimes I feel like I’m on another planet. I ask myself: ‘What has my life turned into?’ ”

On Sunday during the AFC Championship game at M&T Bank Stadium, Donna watched Travis catch 11 passes for 116 yards. Travis scored one touchdown to break NFL legend Jerry Rice’s record for most catches in postseason history.

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