Crystal Pouncey
Jan 29, 2024 - 01:05

Taylor Swift Super Bowl Chiefs Win AFC Title Game

Taylor Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce are set to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs at the Super Bowl.

Taylor Swift, the pop star, may be making her way to Las Vegas in two weeks to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, at the Super Bowl. This comes after the Kansas City Chiefs secured a 17-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC championship game. Following the game, Swift was seen greeting Kelce on the field with a kiss, embracing him, and sharing another kiss.

During the game, Swift, along with others in a suite at the stadium, was visibly cheering and jumping up and down in excitement as Kelce made a 19-yard touchdown catch from Patrick Mahomes in the first quarter. Notably, Swift was watching the game with Kelce's mother, Donna Kelce, and his brother, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce.

Kelce's impressive performance, which included 11 catches for 116 yards, resulted in him breaking Jerry Rice's record for the most receptions in postseason play. However, Swift's attendance at the Super Bowl might be in jeopardy due to her "Eras Tour" schedule, which includes concerts in Tokyo on February 9th and 10th.

Throughout the AFC title game, Swift was frequently featured on CBS, particularly during commercial breaks and after Kelce made significant plays. Kelce, a four-time All-Pro tight end and two-time Super Bowl champion, has had a successful postseason with three touchdown catches. Last week, Swift was in attendance when he scored two touchdowns in Kansas City's divisional round victory at Buffalo.

Swift's presence at Kelce's games has garnered attention from fans, given her status as one of the world's biggest entertainment stars. Notably, Jason Kelce, Travis's brother, made headlines in Buffalo when he celebrated shirtless and brought a young girl to get a photo with Swift. However, during the AFC championship game, he was more reserved and fully clothed in the suite, wearing a Chiefs winter hat and celebrating with high-fives after significant plays.