Still beaming from their recent engagement, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce enjoyed their first public date night as fiancés— fittingly, at Arrowhead Stadium, the very place where their high-profile romance first captured global attention.
Swift was spotted wearing a sweater vest and a mini denim skirt, complemented by knee-high white boots. In a clip shared on X, she could be seen sipping from a cup and showing off her engagement ring.
"THE RING IS SPARKLING," one social media user exclaimed. Another added, "i can see how shiny the ring is even in this blurry video."
Though the Kansas City Chiefs won’t hit the field until Sept. 5 in São Paulo, Brazil, the newly engaged pair made the most of the football atmosphere by attending a college matchup — Kelce’s alma mater, Cincinnati, opening its season against Nebraska. The neutral-site game brought national focus back to Arrowhead.
Their public appearance comes just days after the couple shared a carousel of photos from Kelce’s garden proposal. The caption read: "Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 🧨."
The engagement ring, designed by Kindred Lubeck, features an old mine brilliant cut diamond. British jeweler Hancocks describes this style as a square or rectangular diamond with rounded corners and sides — a blend of antique elegance and contemporary design.
"It's traditional with a modern flair. The center stone appears to be a bezel set 7 to 9 ct elongated old mine cushion cut, set in 18k yellow gold," Ann Grimmett, VP of Merchandising at Jared Jewelers, told USA TODAY. "The cut and clarity look very good from the photos, so my estimate is that this ring would cost approximately $250-500k."
Travis Kelce’s father, Ed Kelce, revealed that the NFL star proposed on August 10, shortly after taping an episode of the brothers’ "New Heights" podcast. Reflecting on the guidance he and Taylor’s father, Scott Swift, gave Travis, Ed told an ABC affiliate in Cleveland: "You could do it on the side of the road, do it any place that makes it a special event."