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Boys’ night out. Travis Kelce enjoyed a night out with his brother, Jason Kelce, and his pal Patrick Mahomes in Missouri, while Taylor Swift dined with Selena Gomez in New York City. On

Saturday night, the tight end was seen in a video posted to X with his arm around Jason while attending the Big Slick Celebrity Weekend benefit in Kansas City. EXPLORE MORE Travis, 35, and

Jason, 37, appeared in good spirits as they jammed out to a song at the end of the event. Mahomes, 29, was spotted lingering behind the “New Heights” podcasters while chatting with other

attendees. Another clip showed Travis catching and throwing a football in the audience, while a third video saw him briefly take the stage with actor Paul Rudd. At one point, the Kansas City

Chiefs star grabbed the “Ant-Man” actor, 56, from behind and lifted him in the air. He was also photographed chatting with actor Jason Sudeikis. FOLLOW PAGE SIX’S TAYLOR SWIFT LIVE UPDATES

FOR THE LATEST NEWS, PHOTOS, FAN THEORIES AND MORE Travis stepped out wearing a black Palm Angels tracksuit and a Miracle Academy trucker hat ($225) for the outing. WANT MORE CELEBRITY AND

POP CULTURE NEWS? Start your day with Page Six Daily. THANKS FOR SIGNING UP! The athlete’s night out with the boys comes as Swift, also 35, was spotted celebrating the purchase of her

masters over dinner with Gomez, 32. The “Lover” songstress and the Disney star were photographed dining at the Monkey Bar in Midtown. A photo of the besties showed them engaged in an intense

conversation, as Swift looked at Gomez with her mouth wide open. According to the bar’s website, it shut down at 6:30 p.m. for a “private event” on Saturday, though it’s unclear if the duo

was associated with the early close. Swift was seemingly celebrating after she purchased back her first six studio albums — “Taylor Swift,” “Fearless,” “Speak Now,” “Red,” “1989” and

“Reputation” — after former music manager Scooter Braun acquired them and sold them to Shamrock Capital. The pop star reportedly purchased the masters for $360 million.