Travis Kelce visits Taylor Swifts Penthouse for cute reunification of the family

Travis Kelce visited Taylor SwiftThe New York City Penthouse in the Tribeca district and a discrete entry through the singer's back door. The NFL athlete made it in the area with its reserved entry. According to reports, he visited Swift's urban residence to join her mother Andrea and brother Austin for a family reunion. At the beginning of this weekend, Swift celebrated Mother's Day with Kelce's family in Philadelphias Talulas Garden.

Travis Kelce met Taylor Swift's mother and brother in her Tribeca Penthouse

In the middle of the Tribeca of NYC, Travis Kelce Taylor Swift's Penthouse visited through the back door. The calm entrance to the Kansas City Chiefs enchanted the crowd when he went discreetly into his girlfriend's house. Dsanchez/CPR captured the moment over Backgrid and showed Kelce's smooth arrival.

According to the report and photos, Kelce's committed security personnel surrounded him when he rose from a tinted SUV. The purpose of his visit was a rendezvous with two of the family members of Swift – Mother Andrea and Brother Austin. Kelce looked in a red, white and blue pinstripe shirt. He combined the shirt with an Elwood hat and added his fashionably casual person.

The NFL superstar is currently in his preparation in his offseason preparation and is written for a promising year with Kansas City. This meeting in Taylor Swifts NYC Penthouse was a refreshing break in the middle of Kelces Strict training. Before his discreet visit to Swift, the couple gathered on Mother's Day with the family of the athlete in Philadelphia.

Swift joined Kelce's mother Donna, brother Jason and sister -in -law Kylie and her children for lunch in the garden of Philly Restaurant Talula. According to reports, they have eaten in the middle of the locals instead of choosing a private room. Since both Swift and Kelce meet with the families of the other, this indicates a strong connection between each other and their brood. Swift and Kelce prove that family ties are important, no matter where you come from.