Travis Kelce’s viral video of him dancing with a big Hollywood star proves he knows how to have fun without Taylor Swift

When you think of Travis Kelce’s best moves , you’re probably thinking of him attacking the seam, or faking inside before pivoting back out, his footwork and balance shaking off top-tier defenders even in man coverage.

But we also know the Kansas City Chief’s tight end has got some pretty suave moves off the field - see romancing girlfriend Taylor Swift or belting out “Fight for Your Right” by the Beastie Boys after the Chiefs won the AFC Championship.

Kelce on the golf course with Timberlake

And we’ve now got more proof of Kelce’s moves, after a video surfaced on TikTok, of Travis Kelce and Justin Timberlake dancing between shots at the 8AM invitational at Wynn Las Vegas, which was held from April 24 to 27.

The 8AM Invitational is hosted by Justin Timberlake, with the tournament described as “an extraordinary weekend merging golf, entertainment and philanthropy.”

This year the tournament featured a star-studded lineup, including Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, Travis Kelce and his brother Jason, comedian Jimmy Fallon, NBA player Blake Griffin, and golf pro Michelle Wie West.

Travis Kelce is said to have a handicap of 11, and has an indoor golf simulator at his $6m mansion.

Will Travis Kelce stay with the Chiefs?

The expectation at the club is that Travis Kelce will play in the 2025 season. “We’re just operating as if he’s here,” Veach said of Kelce at the NFL Scouting Combine. “He had a good conversation with (coach Andy Reid) at the end of the year and his intention is to finish out this contract. We’re just focused on our offseason plan. He’s here, and we’re excited and looking forward to having him back.”

Kelce’s contract runs through next season but he had expressed doubts about playing, saying on his podcast after the Chiefs’ disastrous Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles back in February: “I think I’m going to take some time to figure it out, and I think I owe it to my teammates that if I do come back, that it’s going to be something that is a whole-hearted decision. I’m not half-assing it, and I’m fully here for them. I think I could play; it’s just whether or not I’m as motivated or it’s the best decision for me as a man, as a human, as a person, to take on all that responsibility.”

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