Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce has been keeping busy on the set of Ryan Murphy's new horror series, "Grotesquerie," where he has been learning some exciting new dance moves. Kelce's co-star, Emmy-winning actress Niecy Nash, recently shared a fun video on Instagram, showcasing the talented cast and crew busting a move to inspire touchdown celebrations for the NFL star.

In the video, Nash captioned, "Don't be fooled by the video.... We are working hard for @ryanmurphyproductions. In between shots is another story," giving a sneak peek into the behind-the-scenes fun. Nash then playfully tagged Kelce and assured him that their crew had his back.

Kelce, 34, responded with laughter, expressing his excitement about the new dance moves he picked up on set. He even mentioned the legendary rapper Lil' Kim, hinting that he might incorporate her signature dance into his touchdown celebrations this season.

It was earlier revealed this week that Kelce would be making his acting debut in the FX series. Sources confirmed that he has joined the star-studded cast, which includes Courtney B. Vance and Lesley Manville. The anticipated show is set to premiere this fall.

While shooting for "Grotesquerie," Kelce has unfortunately been unable to join his girlfriend, pop sensation Taylor Swift, on her Eras Tour. However, he made sure to show his support for her via social media. Kelce's absence did not go unnoticed by Swift either, as she incorporated their own version of the "Swag Surfin'" dance into her choreography while performing in Paris, a dance they had previously done at a Chiefs game.

It remains uncertain if Kelce will be able to join Swift in Paris during her tour. Swift is scheduled to perform at the Paris La Défense Arena through Sunday before continuing her international tour in Sweden next week.

While Kelce may be immersing himself in the world of acting, football fans can rest assured that he will be bringing his impressive dance moves to the field this year, adding even more excitement to his touchdown celebrations.