Travis Kelce delivered another spectacular postseason performance, propelling the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs back to the Super Bowl. Kelce had 11 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown reception in the Chiefs’ 17-10 AFC championship game victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, which was attended by pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift, brother Jason, and mother Donna.

Kelce broke Jerry Rice’s NFL career record for most postseason catches. He has 156 in 21 playoff games. Kansas City is making its fourth Super Bowl appearance in five years and is one victory away from a third NFL title. Kelce has three touchdowns in postseason, following two in a divisional round victory at Buffalo last week.

Kelce, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ favorite playmaker, entered the game with 1,694 receiving yards in the playoffs, trailing just Rice’s 2,245 in league history.

After the game and the Chiefs officially secured the AFC Championship, Taylor Swift came onto the field to celebrate with her man, as the exchange numerous hugs, smile and kisses. The hottest in the NFL right now will celebrate and party tonight and then prepare for the Super Bowl.

Kelce, a four-time All-Pro tight end and two-time Super Bowl champion and MVP, is also second to Rice in playoff touchdown catches. Rice had 22, and Kelce added his 19th on a 19-yard reception from Mahomes in the first quarter.

The 34-year-old tight end has been one of football’s most visible personalities this season, thanks to his relationship with Swift, who is at the height of her success, as well as a starring position in multiple TV ads that have featured his face throughout game broadcasts and beyond.