Donna Kelce Really Wants to Catch One of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Concerts Before It’s Too Late: ‘It’s Spectacular’

Believe it or don’t, while her Super Bowl-winning son has jetted all over the world to see girlfriend Taylor Swift rock stadiums on her Eras Tour, Travis Kelce’s mom, Donna, has yet to see one of the three hour-plus extravaganzas. Speaking to People magazine, Donna Kelce said she is ready for it and hopes to catch an Eras show before the billion-dollar outing wraps up on Nov. 3 with the last of three shows at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis; the final-final dates are a run of three gigs at BC Place in Vancouver from Dec. 6-8.

“I hope so, I hope so. I would like to,” Donna Kelce said when the magazine asked if she wants to attend one of the Eras shows this fall after spending time over the past year getting to know Taylor while hanging with the singer in skyboxes watching Travis’ run to a Super Bowl win earlier this year with the Kansas City Chiefs.

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Back in November, mama Kelce told People that she had found time to watch Swift’s box-office-topping Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film, which left her “just totally enthralled… I did see it and I did like it. It was awesome.”

Swift — who recently made headlines with her full-throated endorsement of Democratic presidential candidate current Vice President Kamala Harris — got a call-back from the veep last week when Harris said she was “very proud to have the support of Taylor Swift… She’s an incredible artist. I really respect the courage that she has had in her career to stand up for what she believes is right.”

Swift will be back on the road on Oct. 18 when she kicks off a three-night run at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami with support from Gracie Abrams.

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