Taylor Swift celebrates Travis Kelce's big game with the Chiefs: "That's my husband!"

Kansas City, Missouri - Taylor Swift was a proud wifey on Sunday night as Travis Kelce scored his first touchdown of the season in the Kansas City Chiefs' overtime win against the Indianapolis Colts.

Taylor Swift (r) was joined by her mom Andrea at Travis Kelce's (l) latest NFL game. The tight end scored his first touchdown of the season during the primetime matchup.   © Collage: JAMIE SQUIRE & David Eulitt / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP

The 36-year-old singer returned to Arrowhead Stadium for the primetime matchup, with her mom Andrea, her dad Scott, and Travis' parents by her side.

In the first quarter, Travis caught his first touchdown of the season, and Taylor immediately jumped for joy – literally!

TV cameras caught the Grammy winner pointing to her new wedding ring as she yelled, "That's my husband!"

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Taylor and Travis tied the knot in a star-studded spectacular at New York's Madison Square Garden on July 3.

This is Taylor's second appearance of the NFL season, as she also cheered on her 36-year-old husband during last week's game against the Denver Broncos.

Insiders have dished that Travis' Missouri home is the couple's primary residence after their wedding, given the tight end's NFL commitments.

But his future in the league beyond this season remains in doubt, as rumors swirled last year that Travis might be eyeing retirement.

After confirming a return for his 14th season in the league, Travis revealed that his then-fiancée was a major reason he decided to stay.

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He said Taylor's passion for her own career has inspired him, explaining, "Something like that definitely motivates me to say, 'You know what, I'm not done, either'. I've still got some ideas in the back of my mind and still got some juice left to play this game."