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TaylorSwift traveled from L.A. to Kansas City, Missouri, for her husband TravisKelce’s Chiefs game against the Chargers—and two famous friends joined her.
Taylor Swift did it again.
On Saturday night, she was in Los Angeles at the Academy Museum Gala, in a stunning ice-blue Dior gown, performing four songs — including the live debut of “Fate of Ophelia” — for an audience that included Charlize Theron.
On Sunday afternoon, she was in Kansas City, Missouri.
Why? For her husband.
Swift traveled from L.A. to Arrowhead Stadium to cheer on husband Travis Kelce as his Kansas City Chiefs took on the Los Angeles Chargers — and she brought backup.
Who Was In The Suite?
Broadcast cameras and Getty photographers caught Swift in her usual VIP suite, but this time she was flanked by two famous friends:
1. Caitlin Clark — The WNBA superstar, Indiana Fever phenom, and die-hard Chiefs fan.
2. Este Haim — Swift’s longtime best friend and member of the band HAIM.
The three women were photographed chatting, laughing, and locked in on the game. Also in the suite was mother-in-law Donna Kelce, wearing a bedazzled Chiefs jacket. At one point, Taylor stood up to give Donna a massive hug — a moment that instantly went viral.
For the game, Taylor swapped her gala glam for full Chiefs WAG mode: a cherry-red Louis Vuitton turtleneck bodysuit, black pants, gold hoop earrings, a straight shoulder-length bob, and her full wedding ring stack — her 10-carat engagement ring and 3-carat eternity band from Kelce.
It’s Becoming A Tradition
This wasn’t a one-time thing.
This is the THIRD Chiefs game Swift and Clark have attended together since January 2025. Their first was the playoff win over the Houston Texans, the second was against the Detroit Lions last October, and now Sunday’s 22-6 win over the Chargers.
Fan clips showed Swift doing a little victory dance after a big play and leaning over to whisper something to Clark, who was all smiles.
Yahoo Sports posted the clip with the caption “Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark in Arrowhead for Chargers-Chiefs” and it blew up to millions of views in minutes.
