Taylor Swift Reacts to Travis Kelce, Tom Cruise and Celebs Viral Video from Eras Tour

In making the media rounds to promote her new album, Taylor Swift also took a look back at one of the many viral moments involving many celebrities that occurred during the Eras Tour.

Appearing on Late Night with Seth Meyers (starts at 2:35 mark), Swift reacted to the video featuring Travis Kelce, Tom Cruise, Greta Gerwig, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis all sharing a VIP tent during one of her concerts at Wembley Stadium.

Swift noted after the clip that she "never had so much FOMO in my life" because of how hard and enthusiastically everyone was dancing.

The real story that Swift shared with Seth Meyers, though, was about Kelce mixing up Gerwig and Hugh Grant's wife, Anna Elisabet Eberstein.

As Swift told it, Kelce wanted to tell Gerwig how much he enjoyed Barbie but his initial joke didn't seem to land.

"I think I told an annoying joke that she's heard too many times," Swift said Kelce told her of his interaction with the Oscar-nominated writer and director. "He said he told Gerwig how much he loves 'Barbie' and said, 'I'm just Ken, too.'"

According to Swift, Kelce also pointed out how Gerwig and Grant were dancing together throughout the show and "kind of seem like they're, like, soulmates."

She later figured out that Kelce likely mixed up Gerwig and Grant's wife, asking her fiancee: "Is there any chance at all, baby, that you complimented Hugh Grant's wife, Anna, on her movie Barbie, said, 'I'm just Ken, too,' and she politely nodded because she didn't have the heart to tell you she didn't direct it? And is there any chance that the people who look like soulmates are Hugh Grant and his soulmate?"

It would seem hard to confuse Gerwig and Eberstein since the former has blonde hair and the latter is a brunette, though Swift also told Meyers that she could "see the shots that everyone is taking" and that Kelce "has had as many shots as everyone else has had."

On top of all that, Swift never did reveal if Kelce was able to pass along how much he enjoyed Gerwig's work on Barbie.