Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Hold Hands in NYC, Surprise with 'SNL' Pop-Ins!

Taylor Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce both made surprise appearances on "SNL's" season opener, hours after being spotted holding hands in NYC!

Then, they held hands publicly again, while attending the "SNL" after-party at Catch.

People magazine reports the AAA-list couple held hands while dining at trendy Nobu in NYC before their "SNL" pop-ins. The photos were published by Page Six.

The photos, in which Swift, 33, wore an oversized gray trench over black and Kelce, 34, donned a pastel-embroidered jacket over a white shirt and brown pants, marked the first time they'd been seen holding hands since rumors began flying that they were dating.

For "Saturday Night Live," Taylor introduced a performance by musical guest Ice Spice, while Travis appeared in a skit lampooning the NFL's over-the-top focus on Taylor whenever she attends his games.

"When we get back, we are gonna speak with someone who actually wants to talk football," Kenan Thompson's character says at the end of the skit, cutting to a shot of Travis on a mock sideline adding, "Yes! Please!"

Kelce had recently admitted he found the NFL's focus a bit too much.

Though the two were barely on the episode, it was all anyone could talk about on social media!

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The couple later stepped out for the "SNL" after-party, again showing up with hands intertwined.

Just days ago, Taylor jetted from L.A., where she premiered her "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" concert movie, to Kansas City to cheer on Travis in the Chiefs' Thursday Night Football matchup against the Broncos.

Taylor was seen hanging with Travis' mom Donna and hugging new game-day bestie Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Box office projections put Taylor's "Eras Tour" film at an estimated $95 million to $97 million for its opening weekend in the U.S. At the international box office, it's expected to collect $31 million to $33 million, for a total global haul between $126 million to $130 million.

In its first weekend, “The Eras Tour” has already become the highest-grossing concert film in domestic box office history, soaring past the entire $73 million run of 2011's “Justin Bieber: Never Say Never."