Taylor Swift's recent concerts in Argentina have been filled with surprises and affection. During her Eras Tour show, she changed the lyrics to her song “Karma” to reference her new beau, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. The crowd went wild as Swift sweetly sang, "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me." Kelce, who was in the audience, was shocked and later apologized to Swift's father, Scott Swift, for missing his celebratory high-five. In a podcast with his brother, NFL player Jason Kelce, Travis shared details about his trip to Argentina to visit Swift.

The couple's time in Argentina wasn't without its challenges. The Saturday night show had to be postponed due to poor weather conditions, which disappointed both Swift and her fans. However, the couple made the most of their time together by enjoying a quiet dinner. Travis expressed his admiration for Swift's talent and the incredible energy of her sold-out shows in Argentina.

Following the rescheduled show, Swift was seen running into Kelce's arms and sharing a kiss, which quickly went viral. However, their public display of affection was overshadowed by an incident during Swift's Sunday performance. Fans threw objects, possibly bras, onto the stage, a trend that has been seen at other concerts as well. Swift politely asked her fans to stop throwing items, concerned for the safety of her dancers.

In addition to the eventful concerts, Swift also joked about being a sorceress after a plane descended over the stadium during her performance of "Labyrinth," coinciding with the lyrics, "I thought the plane was going down, how'd you turn it right around." Swift playfully embraced the rumors of her being a witch and shared a video of the moment on Instagram.

While Swift's time in Argentina was eventful, she has already returned to New York City after completing the first leg of her international tour. Her next stop will be in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Kelce, on the other hand, will be preparing for a rematch of Super Bowl LVII with his team, the Kansas City Chiefs, facing off against his brother Jason Kelce's Philadelphia Eagles.