Taylor Swift’s appearances at Kansas City Chiefs games have become a regular part of the NFL season, especially when the team plays at Arrowhead Stadium. Her support for Travis Kelce also produced several memorable moments, with fans closely following the couple’s game day appearances.
The Chiefs host the New York Jets on Sunday in a Week 9 matchup. Kansas City enters the game looking to respond after back-to-back losses, while Kelce and the offense will look to get back on track.
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Artist Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes at a Kansas City Chiefs game. Credit: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect (Reuters)
Swift is at Arrowhead Stadium for the Chiefs game Sunday afternoon. She arrived with her husband, Travis Kelce, and has now extended her streak of Chiefs home games to four.
Swift has also constantly visited Arrowhead since the two got engaged in 2025. Although she hasn’t accompanied the Chiefs on their recent road trips, she has continued to show up to the team’s home dates.
Taylor Swift has attended every Chiefs home game this season
Swift attended all of the Chiefs’ regular-season home games this season, including the Sept. 14 home opener against the Denver Broncos and the Oct. 18 game against the Los Angeles Chargers. She also made headlines during the September 20 game between Kansas City and the Indianapolis Colts, watching the game alongside actor Tom Cruise.
That night, Kelce scored his first touchdown of the season, prompting an excited Swift to celebrate with the people in his suite. She showed off her wedding ring and seemed to shout, “That’s my husband!” The moment quickly became a viral meme on social media.
His appearance against the Chargers also attracted attention. Swift was in attendance alongside Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark and her friend Este Haim, with the group spotted watching and reacting to the match from a suite. The Chiefs won 22-6.
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