Taylor Swift Gives Enchanting Shoutout to Boyfriend Travis Kelce in 2024 MTV VMAs Speech

During Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech for Video of the Year at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, the “Fortnight” singer sent love to boyfriend Travis Kelce.

Taylor Swift is feeling so high school at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards.

While accepting the Moon Person for Video of the Year for her “Fortnight” collab with Post Malone, the “End Game” singer gave a sweet shoutout to boyfriend Travis Kelce. (See every star on the VMAs red carpet here.)

“It actually was the most fun video to make,” admitted Taylor—who attended the Sept. 11 ceremony, hosted by Megan Thee Stallion at New York’s UBS Arena, without Travis. “Something that I’ll always remember is when I finished a take and I’d say ‘cut,’ and we’d be done with that take, I would always hear someone cheering from across the studio where we were shooting it.”

As Taylor revealed, “That one person was my boyfriend Travis.”

The “Blank Space” singer—who has been dating the Kansas City Chiefs player for over a year—went on to thank the NFL star for being the king of her heart.

“Everything this man touches turns to happiness and fun and magic,” she added, “so I want to thank him for adding that to our shoot because I’ll always remember that.”

Taylor was nominated for 12 VMAs this year and took home seven, meaning Taylor now has 30 VMAs in total—topping Beyoncé’s record of 26 trophies as a solo artist and tying for overall wins at 30.

In the Best Pop category, Taylor beat out Camila Cabello, Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo, Tate McRae and Sabrina Carpenter. Meanwhile, Taylor also scored the coveted Artist of the Year award, a category which included her Eras Tour opener Sabrina, as well as Ariana Grande, Bad Bunny, Eminem and SZA.

It was just last month that Sabrina, who won her first VMA for Song of the Year, shared insight into her bond with Taylor.

“It’s so cool for me to get a perspective on this whole process from her and the community of artists that I feel I’m close to,” the “Espresso” artist told Variety in an interview published Aug. 6, “to get advice from them on stuff that you can’t just ask the internet.”