Travis Kelce and Brittany Mahomes Flash Smiles in Photo After Parade Shooting

Travis Kelce; Brittany Mahomes

Travis Kelce and Brittany Mahomes were spotted in a new photo that was reportedly taken just hours after the deadly shooting in Kansas City during the Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade on Wednesday, Feb. 14.

The group photo, obtained by Page Six, was apparently shared to the private Instagram page of Emily Bushman, wife to Chiefs player Matt Bushman, after what was described as a "private dinner" after the parade.

The snap shows both Travis and Brittany flashing big smiles for the camera, with the tight end even putting his arms up for a celebratory pose.

Brittany's husband, star quarterback Patrick Mahomes wasn't pictured, though he was presumably still present for the event. Other attendees seen in the photo include Chiefs teammates Creed Humphrey, Tommy Townsend, as well as several other Chiefs WAGS.

The new photo surfaced just days after the shooting took place in downtown Kansas City, leaving one person dead and over 20 others injured.

Travis, 34, was already in hot water after he was seen continuing to party Wednesday night, despite the day's tragedy, with some critics noting that it was "not a good look" for the football star.

But Travis was among those who spoke out about the incident online, writing in a post on X that he was "heartbroken" over the situation.

"My heart is with all who came out to celebrate with us and have been affected. KC, you mean the world to me."

Travis' girlfriend Taylor Swift also made a generous donation to the GoFundMe page for shooting victim Lisa Lopez-Galvan, 44, who sadly lost her life as a result of the gunfire. The "Cruel Summer" singer, 34, donated $100,000 to the fundraiser page, writing to the family, 'Sending my deepest sympathies and condolences in the wake of your devastating loss. With love, Taylor Swift."

Both Patrick and Brittany also issued statements on social media shortly after the shooting, as the 28-year-old athlete said he was "Praying for Kansas City...🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼" in a tweet Wednesday afternoon.

His wife shared her message to her Instagram Stories shortly after, writing in part, "Shooting people is never the answer 😔 Praying for Kansas City & America in general, this is rough 😣."

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