Taylor Swift was spotted cheering for Travis Kelce after he made a record-making touchdown at the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon.
The “Fortnight” singer was seen clapping and screaming alongside a few friends in a VIP box at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., per a video shared on X.
Kelce made history with his 76th touchdown of his career, tying with retired Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez, who has the most touchdowns in the franchise history, according to the team.
The NFL star, meanwhile, appeared thrilled as he spiked the football and celebrated with his teammates.
Swift, 34, arrived at the Chiefs game in style, wearing a Versace skirt suit paired with a corset, leather boots and a handbag.
She was joined by her parents, Andrea Swift and Scott Swift.
The pop star also attended Kelce’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week.
Despite going into overtime, the Chiefs came out on top, extending their undefeated record to 8-0.
Swift watched the thrilling Nov. 4 match-up alongside her mom, Andrea, brother, Austin Swift, and pal Brittany Mahomes.
The two WAGs were seen going through all the emotions, from joyous touchdown celebrations to stressful situations.
Toward the end of regulation, Mahomes’ husband, Patrick Mahomes, went down with a scary ankle injury after throwing a touchdown pass.
Although the two initially celebrated the moment, Brittany quickly realized something was wrong, turning to her friend for comfort.
“Patrick’s hurt,” the former soccer player told Taylor, who covered her mouth in shock.
The 14-time Grammy winner did her best to console her pregnant pal, wrapping her arms around her as they awaited an update.
Thankfully, Patrick was evaluated and later cleared to go back into the game.
Taylor became close with the Mahomeses last year after she began dating Kelce, who has played alongside Patrick for seven years.
Although she was a staple in the stands during the 2023–24 season, Taylor has missed half the games this year due to her busy Eras Tour schedule.
However, the record-breaking trek comes to an end in early December, meaning Taylor will likely be able to attend Kelce’s last few games before the playoffs begin.
