Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce make first public appearance post-engagement; singer shows off ring: WATCH

Newly engaged couple Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce made their first public appearance on Thursday night as they attended the Nebraska vs. Cincinnati football game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.Kelce, a former Cincinnati Bearcats star and current Kansas City Chiefs tight end, was seen on the field before kickoff wearing a red-and-white striped sweater, while interacting with fans and posing for photos. Meanwhile, Swift made a solo entry and was joined by friend Brittany Mahomes. The singer was welcomed to the stadium with hoots, cheers and congratulatory message from her fans who gathered near the entrance to greet her. Rocking a short skirt, boots and a sleeveless sweater the star wore her hair down straight and flaunted her engagement ring as her best accessory. Swift took the elevator up to the VIP box, where she was joined by her fiance and his friends. Enjoying the view from the front row, the two were seen having a gala time at the games. The sighting comes just days after the couple confirmed their engagement in a joint Instagram post. Within just 2 days of the announcement, the post has already become one of the most-liked celeb posts with over 33 million likes. This was also the first time that fans got a glimpse of the stunning ring. Swift's diamod sparkled in the light as she sipped on her drink. Fans at the stadium, taking videos of the couple shared, "You can see it shine from miles." The engagement ring is an old mine brilliant-cut diamond designed by Kindred Lubeck. The couple had reportedly been engaged for 2 weeks before they made the official announcement. Also in attendance at Thursday’s game were Kelce’s brother Jason Kelce, retired Philadelphia Eagles center and podcast co-host of New Heights, Chiefs safety Bryan Cook, and quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who has long been one of Kelce’s closest friends.The Chiefs are currently gearing up for their season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers in Sao Paulo, Brazil, next Friday.