Yahoo Lifestyle Taylor Swift's Entire Family Joins Her (in Chiefs Gear!) at Travis Kelce's Playoff Game
The Swift family was spotted riding a golf cart at Arrowhead Stadium, hours before Kansas City took on the Houston Texans in the divisional playoff game
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Taylor Swift brought the family to Chiefs Kingdom!
The “Fortnight” singer, 35, pulled up at Arrowhead Stadium to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce with her mom Andrea, dad Scott and brother Austin in tow on Saturday, Jan. 18.
While the Swift family members donned the home team’s red and gold for the divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans, the superstar arrived for the matchup in head-to-toe Chanel.
Andrea, Scott and Austin wore Chiefs coats for the frigid afternoon, while Swift opted for oversized black-and-white hooded outerwear — which she paired with an all-black look underneath.
The star kept her hair down in long waves, as she rocked her signature red lip.
taylor’s WHOLE family wearing chiefs jackets EVEN her security guy 😭 they love travis so much omg pic.twitter.com/0rUxyyWOeF
— Anália (@analiaogs) January 18, 2025
Swift's previous appearance in Kansas City was the last time the Chiefs faced the Texans, on Saturday, Dec. 21.
For that game — in which the reigning Super Bowl champs won, 27-19 — Andrea was also in attendance.
A day before Saturday's playoff matchup, mother and daughter, plus Scott, enjoyed a night out at Nobu Downtown in New York City.
Taylor's longtime friend Ashley Avignone also joined the trio during the outing.
But despite their night out in New York City less than 24 hours before the game, there was no way Swift wouldn't be at Arrowhead on Saturday. Earlier this week, Kelce, 35, confirmed that his girlfriend would be in KC.
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While on The Pat McAfee Show, the College GameDay co-host asked the tight end about the playoff game.
"Is there going to be an aura in that place, a little bit extra? You know what we're talking about," the host teased without mentioning the "Cruel Summer" singer by name.
"Oh yeah, you know it, baby," Kelce said during the Jan. 13 episode. "It's playoff football, man."
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