Taylor Swift is effortlessly LIFTED into the air by boyfriend Travis Kelce as the couple watch Dom Dolla set at Coachella

Taylor was effortlessly lifted into the air by her NFL star boyfriend, Travis Kelce, as they watched Dom Dolla’s set during Coachella on Saturday

The Grammy winner, 34 – who lovingly held hands with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 34, as they stopped by the festival during weekend one – was seen being assisted by Kelce as they stood amongst the crowd.

filmed by a fan, the couple could be seen talking to each other when suddenly Travis easily picked up the songstress.

While holding a drink in her hand, the blonde beauty quickly looked around to better see the gathered audience. After a few seconds passed, the professional football player gently set her down.

He bent his head towards Swift and appeared to say a few words to her as they continued to listen to the artist’s set.

Also on Saturday, the lovebirds packed on the PDA during the Neon Carnival event, which also took place in Indio.

The two made no secret of their affection for one another at the party, as they were spotted while locking lips in a video that was shared on TikTok.

The Karma singer and her boyfriend – who skipped the first night of the Coachella festival – were seen while supporting her frequent collaborator, Jack Antonoff, while his band Bleachers played earlier in the evening, reported TMZ.

According to the media outlet, Swift and Kelce were seen while dancing and hugging each other during the set.

The Grammy Award-winning songwriter went on to show her support for her friend and collaborator Ice Spice, who also performed at the festival.

Swift and Kelce started seeing each other in September of 2023, and she began attending his games that same month.

The False God singer had been linked to several individuals in the past, and her relationship with Joe Alwyn lasted for a total of six years.

The professional football player maintained an on-off relationship with sports journalist Kayla Nicole that lasted from 2017 until 2022.