Pop sensation Taylor Swift was back at

Arrowhead Stadium

on Saturday to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and the

Kansas City Chiefs

as they took on the

Houston Texans

in the divisional round of the

NFL playoffs

. The Chiefs clinched a 23-14 victory, advancing to the AFC Championship Game for the seventh consecutive year. This will also mark the sixth time in this period that Kansas City will host the championship game.

Taylor Swift arrived earlier than usual—two hours before kickoff—decked out in black-and-white Chanel, featuring a tweed jacket, a quarter-zip romper, a pearl belt, and pendant earrings. She was accompanied by Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, a lifelong Chiefs fan, who shared the suite with Swift’s parents, Andrea and Scott, and Kelce’s dad, Ed. Despite the sea of Chiefs red around her, Swift stayed true to her monochromatic Chanel look, creating a striking presence.
Clips from the game showcased the camaraderie between Swift and Clark. The two were seen chatting, exchanging high-fives after an exciting play, and sharing a warm hug during the match. Their mutual enthusiasm for the Chiefs was evident, drawing attention from fans both in the stadium and online.

During a recent appearance on the "New Heights" podcast with Travis and Jason Kelce, Clark expressed her long-standing connection to the Chiefs. “My dad was a big Chiefs fan growing up,” she said, addressing critics who labeled her a bandwagon fan. “I was [a fan] before Patrick [Mahomes] and Travis were on the team.” Clark also heaped praise on the Kelce brothers and Mahomes, noting, “You and Patrick especially just have that edge... like that clutch factor.”
Swift and Clark’s connection extends beyond football. In December, Swift invited Clark to attend a Chiefs game and gifted her four bags of Eras Tour merchandise, adding a personal touch with a handwritten note from her and Kelce. Swift, known for her thoughtful gestures, has frequently attended Chiefs games since her relationship with Kelce became public in 2023, solidifying her presence in the NFL spotlight.
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With Swift and Clark cheering him on, Travis Kelce had an outstanding performance, racking up seven catches for 117 yards and a touchdown. His efforts played a pivotal role in helping the Chiefs (16-2) keep their Super Bowl three-peat aspirations alive.