Taylor Swift is embracing an exciting Kansas City Chiefs’ playoff journey, showcasing her support for boyfriend Travis Kelce.
The 14-time Grammy winner, now 35, made an appearance at the NFL playoff game on Saturday, Jan. 18, where Kelce and the Chiefs faced off against the Houston Texans at Arrowhead Stadium.
Swift was spotted entering the game wearing an oversized black and white Chanel coat layered over a sleek all-black Chanel ensemble.
Her signature red lipstick complemented her loose, wavy hair, giving her a timeless look. She wasn’t alone—joining her were her parents, Andrea and Scott Swift, along with her brother Austin Swift, who were there to cheer for the Chiefs.
Chiefs’ Season and Swift’s Support
The Chiefs have achieved an impressive 15-2 record this season, with their only losses coming against the Buffalo Bills in November and the Denver Broncos in their final regular-season game when starters like Kelce and Patrick Mahomes were rested.
The team is aiming for a third consecutive Super Bowl title, having secured championships in both 2023 and 2024.
The Jan. 18 matchup marked Swift’s first Chiefs game appearance since Dec. 21, when she watched the team defeat the Texans 27-19. That game also saw Andrea Swift by her side in support.
This weekend’s playoff excitement also includes the Washington Commanders taking on the Detroit Lions at Ford Field on Jan. 18.
The action continues on Sunday, Jan. 19, with the Los Angeles Rams facing the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in Pennsylvania. Later that day, the Buffalo Bills will host the Baltimore Ravens at Highmark Stadium.
Travis Kelce Speaks on Swift’s Presence
During a recent appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Kelce, 35, confirmed that Swift would be attending the Jan. 18 game. The host teased, hinting at the “Cruel Summer” singer without explicitly naming her.
“Is there going to be an aura in that place, a little bit extra? You know what we’re talking about,” McAfee hinted. Kelce responded enthusiastically during the Jan. 13 episode, saying, “Oh yeah, you know it, baby. It’s playoff football, man.”
McAfee, 37, highlighted Swift’s track record at Chiefs games, noting her attendance at 20 matches, with the team losing only three of those.
“She walks into that stadium, and live bettors immediately get on their phones, saying, ‘Yup, Chiefs are about to win.’ That’s the vibe she brings,” McAfee added.
