Lip reader reveals what Taylor Swift told Travis Kelce in their viral video from Stanley Cup Final

SUNRISE, FLORIDA: A lip reader has decoded what Taylor Swift said to Travis Kelce as they attended the Stanley Cup Final between the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers on Thursday, June 12.

The pop star was all excited during the championship with her tight end beau by her side, as reported by Marca.

A video of the Grammy winner saying something to Kelce during a nail-biting overtime play between the two Ice hockey teams has now gone viral on the internet. 

Lip reader shares what an excited Taylor Swift said to Travis Kelce during Stanley Cup Final

As per a lip reader named Jeremy Freeman, Taylor Swift told the Kansas City Chiefs player, “My heart was like-bam, bam, bam!”

On the other hand, Kelce, who was wearing a red tracksuit and baseball cap, was seen laughing and pumping his fist in the air.

The Thursday game ended with the Oilers beating the Panthers, 5-4. But it was Swift and Kelce’s PDA that won people’s hearts online.

Fans can’t get enough of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s chemistry

Fans of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce couldn't help but gush over the couple, with one writing, “Taylor just unlocked a new level of emotions in me 💓.”

Another said, “So happy to see her,” while a person added, “Taylor and Travis in their #StanleyCup Final era — iconic behavior! ✨🏒🙌 #SwiftKelce #PowerCouple."

One more expressed, “It's so sweet when couples have a shared interest ^_^,” whereas someone else shared, “Love that chemistry they got going.  Dating your future wife is so much fun.”

“They look so cute together. I'm not a big fan of hers, but if they are happy, more power to them,” another tweet read. 

A Swiftie wrote, "Love how the @NHL is embracing @taylorswift13 presence. She is a Goddess ❤️."

Florida Panthers’ coach reflects on team’s loss

Meanwhile, after losing the game, Panthers’ coach Paul Maurice said, as per The Guardian, “I think we focus on sometimes the mistakes that get made by good players at times and you miss some of the heart and soul and the intensity of it. It’s so fast.”

“Every board battle, everything can turn into something. ... Everything is dangerous all the time. So there’s a mental intensity, a mental toughness. I think both teams show that the game’s not going to be over until it is,” he added.

Also, Panthers' Sam Reinhart shared, "I think we were watching the play develop as  opposed to playing on our toes, and that’s obviously how they got back in the game."

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