Travis Kelce sported a new accessory loud and proud on Saturday.

As he walked into Arrowhead Stadium ahead of the Chiefs’ preseason opener against the Rams, the three-time Super Bowl champ showed off his wedding ring.

Kelce, 36, wore a tie-die matching set with black sunglasses and sneakers — but his yellow gold ring could be seen on his ring finger while carrying a canned beverage.

The Chiefs posted a video of the moment on social media, writing “TK on site 👀” and adding “Year 14” over the clip.

Kelce and mega popstar Taylor Swift tied the knot on July 3 in a wedding bash celebrated inside Madison Square Garden that included over 1,000 guests.

No photos have been seen from inside the arena, as there was a large security presence and guests were under a strict no-phone policy.

However, the bride and groom wore Christian Dior Haute Couture looks for the wedding. They worked in close collaboration with creative director Jonathan Anderson, who designed the pieces in Paris, a rep of Swift confirmed.

Swift, 36, recently stepped out and was spotted in London on Wednesday with her ring.

She wore a lavender floral dress as she left private members-only club Annabel’s.

The couple has kept their wedding largely under wraps, however, Kelce lent some insight during training camp when speaking to the media for the first time since.

“It was a fun offseason, man,” Kelce said last week. “Wedding was the best night of my life, and I appreciate everybody who came out and celebrated and had fun with us.

“That’s about all I really got from that night. It was a crazy night. It was full of a lot of celebration, but it’s football baby.” 

Kelce did not play in Saturday’s 20-12 loss to the Chiefs. Yet, in what is likely his last dance, he will push for a successful ending to the Chiefs season, unlike last year.

Coming off of a Super Bowl appearance, Kansas City struggled in a 6-11 season and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2014, breaking a 10-year postseason streak. 

Kelce logged 851 yards for five touchdowns across 17 games.

The Chiefs kick off their season on Monday, Sept. 14 against the Broncos at Arrowhead Stadium.