Singer Taylor Swift attended her fourth Kansas City Chiefs game to root for Travis Kelce, weeks after they began their romance and after visiting his home. And she expressed her feelings with her style.
It’s another game day for singer Taylor Swift and she was ready for it, this time wearing her heart on her sleeve.
The “Cruel Summer” singer returned to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 22 to watch Travis Kelce and his team Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Los Angeles Chargers, marking her fourth appearance at one of the star tight end’s NFL games since the pair began their romance several weeks ago.
Singer Taylor Swift danced and cheered on the star tight end from a luxury suite while rocking a cheerleader style a red Chiefs sweatshirt and a black pleated skirt, paired with a special homemade accessory a friendship bracelet bearing Travis’ jersey number, 87, surrounded by two red hearts.
Before they began their romance, the athlete had famously initially tried to shoot his shot with the singer in July by giving her one with his phone number on it at one of her Eras tour concerts, where fans have sported and traded the beaded accessories.
The pop star watched the game with her new friend Brittany Mahomes, wife of the team’s star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who was accompanied by the couple’s children, daughter Sterling, 2, and son Bronze, 10 months. Taylor was seen cheering loudly as Travis scored a touchdown.
Singer Taylor Swift, who weeks ago welcomed Brittany to her squad of celebrity friends and joined her at the Chiefs’ previous game in Denver on Oct. 12, was spotted taking a photo of her and the baby with her phone. During the game, the latest the Kansas City team has won since beginning a winning streak from their second game this season, the women also shared a celebratory handshake.
Before the game, Taylor attended a gathering at Travis’ Kansas City, Mo. home, as seen in Instagram photos shared by fellow guest and Cleveland Browns legend Bernie Kosar. Travis and his brother Jason Kelce, a center for the Philadelphia Eagles, grew up in the Cleveland area as fans of the Browns and of Bernie.
Taylor, Bernie and others watched the TV broadcast of the team’s game against the Indianapolis Colts before heading to Arrowhead.