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It’s been a long time coming, but <\/span>Jason Kelce<\/a> and <\/span>Kylie Kelce<\/a> are finally attending their first <\/span>Taylor Swift<\/a> concert!<\/span><\/p>\n The couple was spotted with Taylor’s boyfriend and Jason’s brother, Travis Kelce, at first London show as part of\u00a0<\/span>The Eras Tour<\/a> at Wembley Stadium on Friday.<\/span><\/p>\n For Jason and Kylie — <\/span>who wed in 2018 and share three daughters<\/a>: 4-year-old Wyatt, 3-year-old Elliotte and 1-year-old Bennett — this was their debut at a Taylor show. The two both wore black shirts to the performance while Travis stood out in a cowboy hat and tan cargo pants and a matching button-down shirt. Travis’ good pal, Ross Travis, was also at the concert.<\/span><\/p>\n At one point, Jason was seen signing autographs for fans, while Travis was spotted greeting Taylor’s dad, Scott Swift<\/span><\/p>\n Fans anticipated the pair would attend Taylor’s London show because they were spotted with Travis in Cannes, France, earlier this week in promotion of the brothers’\u00a0<\/span>New Heights<\/em><\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/i>podcast. The south of France is just a quick plane ride away from England.<\/span><\/p>\n During a panel in Cannes that the siblings participated in, Jason said “it’s been fun” embracing the new demographic of Swifties who started listening to their podcast.<\/span><\/p>\n Jason and Kylie’s appearance at Taylor’s show in England, comes after\u00a0<\/span>Travis told ET<\/a> in April that he was carving out time in his schedule to watch <\/span>The Tortured Poets Department<\/em><\/a> artist perform in London.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n “Oh, you know I gotta go support,” he shared. “You know it.”<\/span><\/p>\n “Man, I’ll tell you what. The London shows, I think she’s at Wembley eight times, which is mind-blowing that she can do that many shows in one stadium and fill that thing up,” he gushed. “I played at Wembley once and I don’t even think we filled that thing up.”<\/span><\/p>\n Taylor is scheduled to perform at London’s 90,000-seat-Wembley Stadium on June 21-23 and then again on Aug. 15-17 and Aug. 19-20. Every show is sold out. Meanwhile, Travis and the Chiefs played the Detroit Lions at Wembley Stadium in November 2015. But while the Chiefs trampled the Lions, 45-10, in that London showcase, they couldn’t sell out the game, drawing only 83,624.<\/span><\/p>\n “She’ll be all over Europe,” Travis added. “There won’t be a bad show, I promise you that.”<\/span><\/p>\n Jason has addressed<\/a> the intense public focus centered on his family amid <\/span>his brother’s high-profile romance with <\/a>Taylor. The <\/span>former Philadelphia Eagles center<\/a> appeared on comedian Andrew Santino’s <\/span>Whiskey Ginger<\/em><\/a> podcast earlier this month, where he talked about the fame he and Kylie experience compared to that of Taylor\u00a0<\/span>and Travis since they went public with their relationship<\/a> in September.<\/span><\/p>\n “Travis and Taylor have taken it to another level and that’s a whole other side of it,” Jason said. “Kylie and I think we have it bad, and then we go hang out with one of them for a second. This is a whole other situation here. I don\u2019t even know how to, like, you can’t be a normal person at that point.”<\/span><\/p>\n Jason added that fame “gets to be too much at times,” but also humbly acknowledged the position of privilege he and Kylie have found themselves in.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s hard to always be available, you know what I mean, but I think, more often than not, it’s such an awesome interaction whenever you’re doing that stuff and the vast majority of people are beyond just respectful and appreciative,” he said. “We’re in a position of great fortune to be able to be where we’re at. And it’s all because of these people that are really, really big fans.”<\/span><\/p>\n