Taylor Swift has become a familiar face at Kansas City Chiefs games, regularly showing up to support her boyfriend, star tight end Travis Kelce.

Over the past two seasons, her consistent presence at Arrowhead Stadium has blended into the Chiefs’ game day vibe, and fans can look forward to more in the 2025-2026 NFL season.

A recent Page Six report confirms Swift plans to keep cheering Kelce on from the stands or suites, aiming to attend as many games as her busy schedule permits. “We’re told Swift will ‘of course’ be back… she always has been and plans to make it to as many games as possible,” the report notes.


Her appearances seem to bring good luck. Since the 2023 season, the Chiefs have a stellar 19-4 record in games Swift has attended, including the playoffs.

In 2023 alone, she made it to 13 games, with the team going 10-3 during those matchups. That run featured key postseason victories over the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship, and the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.

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In 2024, Swift showed up for nine of 10 home games at Arrowhead Stadium, missing only the December 8th win against the Los Angeles Chargers, 19-17. That night, she was wrapping her “Eras Tour” with a final performance at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada.

Though she faced some boos at the Super Bowl that left her visibly shaken, Swift remains a beloved figure at Chiefs home games. Arrowhead Stadium has welcomed her warmly, making a repeat of that negative moment unlikely on home turf.

While she attended a few road games in 2023, Swift opted for home games only in 2024, citing security concerns. Her one exception was Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, proving her commitment to being there for Kelce’s biggest games.