Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are living it up in New York City!

On Saturday, June 13, the engaged couple was spotted leaving West Village’s intimate steakhouse, The Eighty Six, following a romantic dinner date.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, stepped out of the restaurant in a floral button-up shirt, black pants and a red hat as he led the pop superstar, 36, to their car. While holding Kelce’s hand, Swift donned a maroon velvet dress, a pair of strappy heels and a chic updo.

 

Earlier that night, the couple attended a performance of Broadway’s Oh, Mary!at the Lyceum Theatre. The production stars Maya Rudolph as the reimagined life of Mary Todd Lincoln through a wildly comedic lens.

In a video taken by an audience member, the “Cruel Summer” singer could be seen getting up from her seat and lifting her arms high above her head to give the Bridesmaids star, 53, an enthusiastic standing ovation. Kelce and the rest of the crowd quickly followed suit.

At one point during the show, Rudolph added a line joking about people in the audience needing to leave for “a game,” prompting Swift to throw her hands up and clap at the reference to the thrilling NBA Finals.

The Knicks went onto win their first NBA title since 1973 on Saturday.

Two days before their date night, Kelce left the Kansas City Chiefs minicamp early to support his fiancée at her Songwriters Hall of Fame induction in New York, during which he sat beside her mother Andrea Swift and his mother Donna Kelce.

After director Steven Spielberg officially announced Swift as the youngest-ever woman to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, the entire room stood up in celebration as she and Kelce embraced and shared a sweet kiss on the lips.

While he wasn’t courtside with Swift when she watched the New York Knicks’ epic comeback victory against the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden on June 10 alongside Alana and Este Haim, Kelce went on an Instagram liking spree of photos featuring his fiancée to show his support from afar.

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For months, rumors circulated that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce would get married on June 13. That day came and went with no wedding reports—and the couple further debunked the speculation with a public date night in New York City. They went to see Oh, Mary! on Broadway and posed backstage with the cast:

They were also photographed holding hands in West Village:

Kelce won’t remain in New York, though. On June 3, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end announced he’ll be making a special appearance at the Cleveland Guardians’ home game today at Progressive Field. The next day, he’ll be in Los Angeles, where he’ll record a live episode of New Heights with his brother, Jason Kelce.

He shared the news on New Heights in April, telling listeners, “We’re going live! That’s right, we’re taking the show on the road. New Heights is live in L.A. We’re taking our talents to the West Coast. We’re going to be at the Orpheum Theater June 15.”

The Kelce brothers explained that they would be there to mark the start of the World Cup. “Let’s fucking go, U.S.!” the tight end added.

Days after his L.A. appearance, Kelce has another big event: Tight End University, which he’ll co-host in Nashville from June 22 to 25. (Swift joined him there last year, and his co-host George Kittle recently hinted that she could return for this year’s event.)

Earlier this year, a wedding planner debunked a leading fan theory that Swift and Kelce would have their wedding on June 13 at Rhode Island’s Ocean House. She revealed she was planning the wedding scheduled at the venue that day, and it wasn’t theirs.

Kelce and Swift have had a busy week in the public eye. The tight end just wrapped up the Chiefs’ mandatory minicamp in Kansas City, Missouri, which ran from June 9 to 11. He traveled to New York immediately after, where he attended Swift’s Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Thursday.

Swift, meanwhile, attended the Toy Story 5 premiere in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Game 4 of the NBA Finals in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, and the Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Thursday.

In March, ESPN’s Nate Taylor reported that Kelce and Swift would have their wedding before the Chiefs’ training camp begins in late July. There have also been reports that the pair plan to wed on July 3, but neither Swift nor Kelce has shared their actual wedding date.

A month later, in April, a source told Entertainment Tonight that Swift and Kelce are looking forward to getting married. “Taylor and Travis couldn’t be more excited to begin this next chapter and look forward to the day they can call each other husband and wife,” the insider said.

Swift expressed a similar sentiment during her October Tonight Show appearance, speaking about how happy she is to be marrying Kelce. She told host Jimmy Fallon that Kelce is “just my favorite person I’ve ever met—no offense to everyone else. But the fact that this is the person that I get to hang out with every day forever is just like, that’s the whole thing. You look at that [engagement ring], and you’re like, ‘I’m going to hang out with him forever, and this represents that.’”