Travis Kelce acted like a Taylor Swift fan on his 36th birthday on Sunday.

The football player spent his special day taking in his future wife’s new movie The Official Release Party of a Show Girl.

The athlete was seen smiling as he posed next to his mother Donna Kelce while wearing a bright orange cap.

They were at a Jacksonville, Florida movie theater; Travis and the Kansas City Chiefs will play the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday night. 

Her latest film performed incredibly well over the weekend, thanks to her unwavering fanbase. “The Official Release Party of a Show Girl” premiered at the top of the box office with a $33 million debut in North America, according to Sunday estimates from Comscore.

The release from AMC Theatres, announced just two weeks prior with minimal promotion, complements Swift’s 12th studio album. It combines music videos, behind-the-scenes content, and clean lyric visuals into a compact 89-minute presentation.

Travis Kelce turned into a Taylor Swift enthusiast on his 36th birthday on Sunday. The football star chose to celebrate his big day by enjoying his future wife’s latest film, “The Official Release Party of a Show Girl.” He was spotted beaming in a photo with his mother.

Her film achieved remarkable success over the weekend, driven by her dedicated fanbase, securing the top spot with a $33 million debut in North America, as per Sunday estimates from Comscore.

The film played at all 540 AMC theaters in the U.S. for three days, ending after Sunday. AMC aired the show in Mexico, Canada and across Europe.

“For Taylor Swift to utilize movie theaters to expand her brand, stir excitement among her fans, and offer a shared experience beyond her tours and live shows is absolutely brilliant,” said Paul Dergarabedian, Comscore’s senior media analyst. “Adding $33 million more to the box office is certainly welcomed by theater owners eager for compelling big-screen content.”

It comes nearly two years after her ‘The Eras Tour’ concert film opened to $96 million, with Swift extending her streak of box office dominance.

Conversely, Johnson experienced a more modest reception. His A24 drama “The Smashing Machine,” featuring Emily Blunt, debuted in third place with only $6 million, falling behind Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” which garnered $11.1 million and has now amassed $107 million worldwide.

Despite strong reviews and a 15-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival — where Johnson drew praise for portraying MMA legend Mark Kerr – the film marked one of the lowest openings as a lead.

‘When major movie stars branch out into more indie roles, like Tom Cruise in ‘Magnolia,’ they’re trying to redefine their career,’ Dergarabedian said. ‘They can straddle both universes, so Dwayne Johnson and all the acclaim he´s getting. That prestige factor. That´s the currency. He knows box office. He studies this and he’s a business person. But also realize that when you go outside of your comfort zone, it puts him in a certain light. … Dwayne Johnson is redefining what he can do.’

 The film played at all 540 AMC theaters in the U.S. for three days, ending after Sunday. AMC aired the show in Mexico, Canada and across Europe

 ‘For Taylor Swift to harness the power of the movie theater to build her brand, create excitement among her fans, and create a communal experience outside of her touring, outside of her live performances, is really a stroke of genius,’ said Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for Comscore

Beyond the two marquee names, the rest of the weekend lineup offered a wide mix ranging from animated adventures to horror sequels and international releases.

DreamWorks Animation´s family adventure ‘Gabby´s Dollhouse: The Movie’ debuted in fourth place with $5.2 million, expanding the popular Netflix preschool series to the big screen. Warner Bros.´ supernatural thriller ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ followed in fifth with $4 million, pulling in $458.2 million globally.

In sixth was ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle,’ the latest entry in the hit Japanese anime saga, earning $3.5 million. A re-release of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ made a splash in seventh with $3.1 million – a solid return for the 2022 blockbuster ahead of ‘Avatar: The Fire and Ash’ on Dec. 19.

Rounding out the top 10 were ‘The Strangers: Chapter 2’ with $2.8 million, the IFC dark comedy ‘Good Boy’ with $2.2 million, marking the company’s second-best opening weekend ever. ‘Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1’ with $1.7 million.

Dergarabedian said he’s looking forward to October films such as ‘Tron: Ares,’ ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ and ‘Roofman,’ starring Channing Tatum.