Taylor Swift finds solace after leaving the Grammys without Travis Kelce, shook off the disappointment of leaving the awards show empty-handed…

Taylor Swift had six nominations coming into the Grammys, which she hoped to win. When she left with nothing in each category, she had to grin and bear it. She was at the Grammy ceremony without her boyfriend Travis Kelce, who was busy watching the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Still, she got two things that took away some of the sting from not winning anything at the Grammys. It had been a terrible night so far, but for Taylor, the evening ended with a bang.

Taylor Swift danced and cheered to the winners with music’s biggest night. During Janelle Monáe’s tribute to Quincy Jones with Michael Jackson’s Don’t Stop ’til You Get Enough, she grabbed her first souvenir of the night.

Taylor Swift was the most hyped person in the room at a recent event, despite having few reasons to celebrate. She caught Monáe’s jacket, which she was over the moon to take home. Despite having no real reason to drown sorrows, Taylor found another keepsake to keep the party going until the afterparty.

Swift held onto it excitedly throughout the gala. She toasted with a glass of champagne, making sure it was hers, as she believes that celebration equals feeling like a winner. She made it clear that the bottle was hers, showing her commitment to celebrating like a winner.
Swift stayed hydrated throughout the night, leaving the arena with a champagne glass and a jacket she scored. Though she did not get Grammy gramophones, she left with two memorable souvenirs that made the night unforgettable. She was seen leaving with a glass and jacket.

Travis Kelce and his teammates are likely to arrive in New Orleans for their season-high game, making a sojourn in Los Angeles to music’s biggest night unrealistic. While Kelce wasn’t by Swift’s side at the Grammys, she is expected to return the favor by showing up at the Super Bowl next week. She was in Las Vegas last year watching the Chiefs claim victory, and she was there for the AFC Championship game when Kansas City defeated the Bills and celebrated on the field with Kelce.