Donna Kelce Was ‘Enthralled’ by Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Film, Says She’ll ‘Hopefully’ See It Live (Exclusive)

Donna Kelce is approaching Swiftie status.

While speaking about her latest partnership with Ancestry, Travis Kelce’s mom confirmed to PEOPLE that she saw Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert film on Sunday and revealed her thoughts on the box office-topping movie.

“I did see it and I did like it. It was awesome,” Donna tells PEOPLE exclusively of the pop star’s film. She attended a Florida screening, according to fan Dannielle Sparks who met Donna in the theater that night and recounted her interaction on TikTok.

Donna went on to praise Swift when chatting with PEOPLE, calling her “extremely, extremely talented.” She says she “was just totally enthralled” with the 12-time Grammy winner during the film, admiring her “presence to be able to connect with people.”

“That’s just amazing,” she adds.

Donna’s music-filled movie outing came a few days after her Kansas City Chiefs son, 34, flew out to Argentina on Friday night to watch the “Cruel Summer” songstress, 33, perform the show live during the second night of her Buenos Aires stops.

Donna’s movie screening came one day after Swift celebrated the end of her concert on Saturday night by rushing into the waiting arms of her beau Travis and planting him with a kiss after the show at the Estadio River Plate stadium.

Earlier in the concert, Swift changed the lyrics to her song “Karma,” singing, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me,” causing Kelce to flash a big grin. The “Blank Space” singer’s dad also reacted with excitement, tapping the NFL player on the shoulder and clapping in support.

The night was filled with sweet moments and gestures shared between Swift and her beau, as seen in another clip posted by a fan that pictured Swift appearing to look fondly towards Travis from the stage as he blew her a kiss and waved at her at the end of the song.
Unlike her son, Donna tells PEOPLE that she hasn’t yet seen Swift’s Eras Tour live in concert. When asked if seeing the Eras Tour in concert is on her bucket list, she replied: “Hopefully in the future. Yeah, you never know!”

While Donna considers her concert `plans in the future, she can rest assured about her past thanks to her latest partnership with Ancestry, the genealogy company that gives its users access to historical insights, photos, records and more data about their backgrounds.

“Family is definitely everything to me,” Donna tells PEOPLE of why she joined forces with Ancestry, a service she says she’s “been a customer” of for years. “I especially was intrigued this year with some new tools that they have for people to find out and be able to delve deeper into their tree.”

Donna says that whenever her family gets together, they “try to reminisce with stories” and talk about “things that are meaningful to us.” Now, thanks to Ancestry’s new tools, she’s excited “to preserve things for future generations,” in addition to ones from the past.

source: people.com