Taylor Swift will return to Arrowhead Stadium to support boyfriend Travis Kelce when the Chiefs play the Saints on Monday Night.
The All-Pro tight end revealed Swift will be in attendance after she missed Kansas City’s last two wins on the road against the Chargers and Falcons, respectively.
But] I know she’s coming in for the game,” Kelce said at his second annual Kelce Car Jam charity event in Kansas City, Mo.
Although Swift wasn’t in attendance, the outlet reported that some of her songs were played during the charity event.
The loss of Chiefs top wideout Rashee Rice could derail Kansas City’s perfect 4-0 start to the season.
On Monday night, when the Chiefs take on the Saints at Arrowhead Stadium, Taylor Swift will be back to cheer on her boyfriend Travis Kelce.
Swift has missed Kansas City’s last two road victories against the Chargers and Falcons, but the All-Pro tight end confirmed she will be present.
She is not going to be here today. But] I know she’s coming in for the game,” Kelce declared in Kansas City, Missouri, during his second annual Kelce Car Jam charity event. on Saturday, the day he turned thirty-five.
According to Page Six, Kelce was heard informing Raising Cane’s staff members that the “Fortnight” singer would be attending the “Monday Night Football” game.
Additionally, Kelce disclosed his 35th birthday wishes.
If you got one of those, I’ll take another Super Bowl, he said to Page Six.
The outlet stated that Swift was not present, but some of her songs were played at the charity function.
Kelce had a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle on display, which was the same vehicle drove with Swift in the passenger’s seat after she attended her first Chiefs game publicly last September.
The Daily Mail stated that shortly after arriving in Kansas City on Saturday, his parents, Ed and Donna, as well as brother Jason, attended the event.
Kansas City’s flawless 4-0 start to the season could be derailed by the loss of star wide receiver Rashee Rice.
In Week 4, Rice was hurt in his knee during the Chiefs’ 17-10 victory over the Chargers.
