She’s ready for it.
A smiling Taylor Swift arrived Sunday for the Chiefs’ AFC Championship clash against the Bills at Arrowhead Stadium, where boyfriend Travis Kelce is looking to punch his ticket to a third straight Super Bowl.
Clad in a Louis Vuitton jacket that she paired with red tights, the 35-year-old pop superstar was joined by her family, who accompanied her for Kansas City’s Divisional Round win over Houston last week.
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At the time, Swift cheered on the reigning Super Bowl champs in a suite with her family, Kelce’s family and WNBA star Caitlin Clark.
Kelce, 35, turned back the clock to 22 for his monster game against the Texans, tallying 117 yards and a touchdown in the Chiefs’ 23-14 win.
When asked postgame if he felt 25 again, the All-Pro tight end responded with a sweet nod to Swift.
“22, baby, 22,” Kelce said, referencing the 14-time Grammy winner’s single of the same name.
Entering the 2024 season — Kelce’s 12th in the league — speculation swirled about a potential retirement, chatter that only intensified following the nine-time Pro Bowler’s slow start.
Kelce finished the regular season with 97 receptions, 823 yards and three touchdowns through 16 regular-season games.
This is Swift’s second postseason run with the Chiefs.
She attended 13 of Kansas City’s games last year, including their Super Bowl 2024 triumph over the 49ers in Las Vegas.
Moments after the Chiefs sealed their 25-22 overtime victory at Allegiant Stadium, Swift greeted Kelce on the field, where the couple kissed before celebrating well into the night.
Kelce then joined Swift on the road as she continued the international leg of her blockbuster Eras Tour, attending shows in Australia, Singapore, Paris and London, where he made his grand debut on stage.
The superstar singer concluded the nearly two-year phenomenon in Vancouver in early December.
Kelce, who has been dating Swift since 2023, threw the “Fortnight” singer a surprise Eras Tour bash later in the month to celebrate the end of the tour.
The Chiefs are chasing their third consecutive championship. No team has won three in a row.
