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Travis Kelce’s family attends Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour show in Miami as NFL star skips
They’re ready for it.
The Kelce family — including Donna, Jason and his wife Kylie supported Travis Kelce’s superstar girlfriend, Taylor Swift, as she kicked off the final leg of the Eras Tour in Miami Friday night.
Fans spotted the retired NFL player and Kylie, along with two of their children Wyatt, 4, and Elliotte, 3, entering the Hard Rock Stadium ahead of the show.
While Jason and Kylie have previously attended two of Swift’s shows, Friday night marked the first time for Donna, 72.
Donna’s Eras Tour appearance comes after fans spotted her at the Hard Rock Cafe in Hollywood, Fla., on Thursday and another fan posted photos giving her a friendship bracelet.
Jason and Kylie attended the Eras Tour in London over the summer with Travis.
The former Eagles center admitted that he “teared up” during the show.
Meanwhile, Travis, 35, was not present at the show because the Kansas City Chiefs tight end has a game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
He spent last week’s bye week making memories in New York City with Swift. The pair were spotted on two dinner dates and packing on the PDA at Game 1 of the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium.
Kelce has flown around the world to watch Swift rock the stage. Most recently, he traveled to Germany in July to watch two Eras Tour dates before jetting back to Kansas City, Mo., for training camp ahead of the 2024 – 2025 NFL season.
Donna has been supportive of Travis and Swift’s relationship from the start, and she and the “Cruel Summer” hitmaker have been spotted bonding as they cheer Travis on at his NFL games countless times.
Last month, the retired senior banking vice president raved about Travis and 34-year-old Swift’s romance while chatting with Page Six at the New York City premiere of FX’s “Grotesquerie.”
“He’s a good guy. He really is. He’s good. He’s generous,” she noted. “And from what I understand, so is she.”
“I hope they’re having a good time,” she added.
Later in September, she admitted her son doesn’t mind the attention that comes with dating the 14-time Grammy-winning artist.
“He’s always been one to be in the limelight. He loves attention. I mean it, he’s always dancing, always joking around, always having fun… he just loves life,” she told Extra.
Travis and Swift have been dating for well over a year. They first took their relationship public when the musician cheered the pro athlete on at his September 2023 game against the Chicago Bears.
Swift then told Time for her 2023 Person of the Year profile that she and Travis decided to go public with their relationship because they’re “proud of each other.”
“When you say a relationship is public, that means I’m going to see him do what he loves, we’re showing up for each other, other people are there and we don’t care,” she added.
“The opposite of that is you have to go to an extreme amount of effort to make sure no one knows that you’re seeing someone.”
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For the first time since Jan. 24, 2024, the Miami Hurricanes (7-2) have won a road game, and it comes when the ACC needed it most against the Ole Miss Rebels (5-3), defeating them 75-66.
Not only was this a massive win for the program, but it was also a wake-up game for one of the Hurricanes’ star players.
However, Miami started the game poorly. Five quick minutes and five quick turnovers stifled the Canes in the early goings against the Rebels. It was sloppy both ways with questionable fouls and non-calls all the same, but soon the Hurricanes started to settle in.
It started with Shelton Henderson. The five-star freshman has been rechallenged time and time again by head coach Jai Lucas to take that step to be the player that he needed to be, and against the Rebels, his sleeper agent activated.
He crashed the boards, attacked the rim, and even chirped back and forth with some of the students in the Pavilion in Oxford, Miss. He did everything he could to have a career night, and he did.
Henderson finished with a career-high 18 points, nearing a double-double with nine rebounds, five assists, and two monster blocks in response to the nagging Rebels faithful. He was just the Energizer Bunny for the Canes, as his energy was passed around like the 15 total assists the team had.
That sparked the Hurricanes to flex their offensive capabilities in the first half, shooting 8-15 from beyond the arc, sparking the Rebels in every area of the game. Moreover, defensively was where the Canes made their money.
After the win over Ole Miss, Miami has jump in KenPom from No. 46 to No. 38, now has a top 20 defense in the country and projected to go 22-9.
— Justice Sandle (@Justice_News5) December 3, 2025
As the season goes on, the country will get so used to what Tru Washington is doing that his defensive performances will become numbing. Jai Lucas challenged him to be one of the best defensive guards in the country, and he took it to heart.
Washington finished the game second in scoring with 17 points, seven rebounds, and three steals. Tre Donaldson also played outstandingly, leaning more into his leadership role as a guard, guiding this team to victory.
What was better was that they didn’t need Malik Reneau to score 20 points to win. UM’s big man finished with 15 points, six rebounds, three stocks, but had four of those five early turnovers in the opening minutes. He eventually settled, as did the team.
The Hurricanes will now return home to face Southern Miss in another out of conference matchup on Dec. 6.
Justice Sandle is a graduate of Mississippi State University and is the site lead for the Miami Hurricanes on SI. He can be reached at Twitter @Justice_News5.
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Miami Dade College trustees renew approval of Downtown Miami land transfer for Trump presidential library
Miami Dade College’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday once again signed off on transferring a valuable slice of Downtown Miami real estate for the planned presidential library for President Donald Trump, a unanimous vote delivered as the school faces continued legal scrutiny over the deal.
Meeting in a specially called session at the college’s Hialeah campus, trustees revisited the proposal involving nearly three acres of MDC-owned land on Biscayne Boulevard, next to the Freedom Tower. The parcel, currently used as a surface parking lot, has been at the center of controversy since the board first endorsed the transfer in September.
The do-over vote followed weeks of questions about whether the college violated Florida’s Sunshine Law when it initially approved the transfer. Critics argued the September meeting lacked proper public notice. A lawsuit soon followed.
In late April, a judge temporarily barred MDC from handing over the land to the state, ensuring the property stays under the college’s control until the legal challenge is resolved. That injunction remains in place as the case moves forward.
Ahead of Tuesday’s session, the college said residents would be allowed to address trustees a second time. But anyone hoping to speak was required to submit a written request via email before the meeting began, a condition that frustrated some community members who argued the process still limited public engagement.
Despite the ongoing court battle and renewed public attention, trustees moved quickly and voted unanimously to reaffirm the land transfer. The final outcome of the dispute now rests with the judge overseeing the Sunshine Law challenge.
Trial set for August 2026 in lawsuit seeking to block the transfer
Circuit Judge Mavel Ruiz in Miami scheduled a trial for Aug. 3, which will further delay Miami Dade College’s plans to formally transfer the land for the library.
Miami activist Marvin Dunn, a retired professor and chronicler of local Black history, filed the lawsuit arguing that the college board violated Florida’s Government in the Sunshine law by not providing sufficient notice for its special meeting on Sept. 23.
Attorneys for the college had asked the judge to stay the trial proceedings pending an appellate court’s review.
Ruiz acknowledged that the trial date could change, depending on how the appeals court proceeds.
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