She was enchanted to see her.

Ella Piazza, the 8-year-old fan who went viral Sunday after Eagles center Jason Kelce lifted her in the stands at Highmark Stadium to see Taylor Swift during the Chiefs-Bills divisional-round playoff game, opened up about the “amazing” moment in a new interview with “Today,” where she was joined by her mom, Jessica Piazza.

“[He] came over here and then he picked me up and then I saw Taylor,” Ella said. “It was, like, amazing.”

Jason, in attendance to support his younger brother, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, took notice of Ella, who made a homemade sign that read “Buffalo Bills + Taylor Swift — Best First Game Ever,” after the crowd got his attention.

“He was so kind to her,” Jessica said. “I was just so thankful that he gave her the chance to see Taylor because she was — she was standing up there at the top of the bleachers with her sign just waiting and hoping and so brave — she climbed all the way to the top.”

When Ella saw Swift, who was cheering on boyfriend Travis in her second postseason appearance, the Grammy winner “waved back and smiled.”

“Ella was in absolute heaven. She still probably doesn’t realize what a big star Jason Kelce also is,” Jessica said.

“She just couldn’t believe she saw Taylor! The rest of the game she was on cloud nine.”

Jason, who shares three young daughters with wife Kylie Kelce, had himself a day with Bills Mafia, even joining a tailgate before kickoff.

He was able to travel to Buffalo for Travis’ game after his Eagles were crushed by the Buccaneers on Jan. 15 in the wild-card round.

The Super Bowl champion, 36, remains at the center of retirement rumors following his 13th season in Philadelphia.

Travis, 34, and the Chiefs ultimately defeated the Bills, 27-24, to advance to the AFC Championship game this coming Sunday against the Ravens.

The All-Pro tight end scored two touchdowns in front of Swift, whom he has been dating since the summer, and threw up a heart with his hands after getting into the endzone.

Swift watched the game with Travis’ family and Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, with the crew celebrating with bubbly afterward.

“Went there, did that, on to the next,” Brittany posted to her Instagram Stories postgame.

The Chiefs and Ravens will kick off from Baltimore on Sunday at 3 p.m.

It remains to be seen if Swift, who is on hiatus from her blockbuster Eras Tour, will be in attendance.

She resumes touring next month in Tokyo.