Taylor Swift is quite the supportive girlfriend on and off the football field.
According to Garcelle Beauvais, who will be a contestant on Travis Kelce’s new game show “Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity?,” the “Fortnight” singer made an appearance on set and showed her support for her boyfriend.
“She did come on set,” the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star told Entertainment Tonight. Though, Beauvais noted that she didn’t get to see Swift in person while she was filming the game show.
“I think it’s really sweet,” the actress said of the gesture.
The new Prime Video series is a spinoff of the popular game show, “Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?,” which was first hosted by Jeff Foxworthy for four seasons between 2007 and 2015. Nickelodeon later revived the series for one season in 2019 with new host John Cena.
When asked how Kelce was as a host during her time filming the show, Beauvais said he did a “fantastic” job.
“Like, game show host? I wasn’t sure, but he didn’t overdo it, he didn’t under-sell it, he was himself, he had fun and it was great,” she told the outlet, adding that she also found him to be easy on the eyes.
“My glam team was like, ‘Oh my God, he’s fine.’ Everyone on set was like, ‘He’s so fine.’”
She added, “I don’t want the Swifties coming for me, though!”
Other celebrities scheduled to appear on the show include “Vanderpump Rules” star Lala Kent, Sophia Stallone, Nikki Glaser and Chad Johnson.
It seems the Grammy winner is returning the favor after her beau spent much of his summer traveling abroad and supporting her as she performed the European leg of her Eras Tour.
Kelce returned to the states last month when he joined his team in Kansas City, Missouri, for mandatory training camp.
Swift — who recently celebrated a major milestone with “TTPD” soaring back to No.1 on the Billboard 200 chart — has multiple shows scheduled in London through Aug. 20.
She’ll then return to the stage on Oct. 18 when she takes the tour back to the US for a number of shows in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis.
