In a playful moment caught on camera, Travis celebrated the milestone with an impromptu dance, showcasing his pride in his superstar girlfriend. The internet quickly lit up, and Swifties couldn’t hold back their comments.

For the upcoming episode of the “New Heights” podcast, Travis and his brother Jason Kelce were joined by NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal, and it was an amazing time.

A teaser of the episode shared on Instagram captured the moment Travis celebrated his girlfriend buying back her music catalog.

In the video, O’Neal played a clip of Swift’s hit song “I Knew You Were In Trouble” on his phone. Immediately, Travis and Jason began dancing as O’Neal revealed that it was his favorite song.

“That’s my favorite song in the world, brother, I love it,” the sports analyst said, prompting cheers from Jason.

Travis, beaming with smiles, then responded, “Shout out to Tay Tay. Just got that song back, too. Just bought all her music back so it’s finally hers, man, I appreciate that, dog. Love you, big Diesel.”

In no time, excited fans flooded the comments section with lovely reactions.

Many revealed that the unexpected tribute left them emotional, and they praised Travis for loving the “Cruel Summer” crooner loudly.

“‘TAY TAY’ ‘it’s finally hers’ omg I don’t even care that we aren’t invited to the wedding. I love that he loves her loud but also with respect for the way she does her fame, simultaneously,” one fan commented.

Another user praised Travis and Taylor Swift’s relationship, writing, “Taylor and Travis seem to have a normal people relationship and not a famous people relationship if that makes sense.”

A third fan added, “‘Shout out to Tay Tay!! Just brought all of her music back so it’s finally hers’ STOP HE’S SO PROUD OF HER” while a fourth person shared, “Why did this make us emotional. Also, Travis clocked that it was the OG version soooo fast.”

The celebration comes almost a week after Swift shared a letter on her website, announcing that she had bought back the rights to her music.

As The Blast reported, the Grammy Award winner told fans on Friday, May 30, that after trying for two decades, she was almost convinced that it would never happen.

“But that’s all in the past now. I’ve been bursting into tears of joy at random intervals ever since I found out that this is really happening. I really get to say these words,” she said.

Swift then revealed that she had gotten back all her life’s work, including her music videos, concert films, unreleased songs, art, and photography.

The star also noted that Shamrock Capital gave her back the rights to her music with no strings attached.

Following the big announcement, Swift was spotted in a celebratory mood with longtime bestie Selena Gomez.

A photo showed the ladies sitting at a restaurant table, surrounded by dim table lamps and water glasses.

Swift wore a black sleeveless dress with sparkling trim. She was caught mid-reaction with her mouth open, seemingly expressing shock. She sported light makeup, accessorizing with a simple bracelet and earrings.

On the other hand, Gomez looked chic in a neutral-colored jacket. She styled her hair in a ponytail, accessorizing with small hoop earrings.

The singer looked engrossed in the conversation as she gazed at Swift with her chin placed on her palm.

Taylor Swift’s music catalog became the center of a major industry controversy in 2019 when Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings acquired Big Machine Label Group, which owned the masters of Swift’s first six albums.

The deal happened without Swift’s involvement, sparking outrage from the singer, who claimed she had been denied the chance to purchase her own work.

The 35-year-old publicly criticized the sale and Braun’s role in it, calling the situation her “worst-case scenario.”

In a surprising twist, Braun later sold the catalog to a private equity firm, Shamrock Holdings, for over $300 million. Swift again voiced disapproval, stating she was not consulted and that Braun would continue profiting from the deal.

In response, Swift began re-recording her early albums to regain control over her music, a move that turned into a successful campaign, with fans rallying behind her “Taylor’s Version” releases across streaming platforms.