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Pop Icon Set to Cheer on Her Boyfriend in New Orleans
Taylor Swift has officially made her decision—she will be attending Super Bowl LIX to support her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce.
For weeks, fans speculated whether Swift would be able to make it to the big game, given her demanding schedule and ongoing world tour. Now, reports confirm that she will be present at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans when the Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9.
Swift’s Presence at Chiefs Games
Swift has become a familiar sight at Arrowhead Stadium throughout the NFL season, cheering on Kelce and his team during their home games. However, security concerns kept her from attending away matchups. The Super Bowl, being one of the biggest sporting events in the world, posed a unique challenge.
With limited and highly expensive suites at the Superdome, some questioned whether Swift would be able to secure a prime spot. But according to Page Six, she has indeed arranged to be in attendance for the championship showdown.
Kelce’s Super Bowl Focus
While Swift is committed to being there for Kelce, the Chiefs’ star has his own priorities. Reports surfaced that Kelce would not be attending the 2025 Grammy Awards with Swift, as he remains fully focused on preparing for the Super Bowl.
“Travis Kelce won’t be attending the 2025 Grammy Awards with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift – but he’s got a good reason. Page Six has learned that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end has practice with his team leading up to the 2025 Super Bowl,” Bernie Zilio and Eileen Reslen reported.
This decision wasn’t surprising, as Kelce has been laser-focused on leading his team to back-to-back Super Bowl victories. Meanwhile, Swift, who is nominated for multiple Grammy Awards, will have to attend the prestigious music event without him.
No Doubt About Her Support
Even though there was some uncertainty about Swift’s Super Bowl attendance, it seemed unlikely that she would miss such a major moment in Kelce’s career.
With kickoff set for 6:30 p.m. EST on February 9, all eyes will be on the field—and in the stands—to see Swift cheering on the Chiefs in what promises to be a thrilling championship matchup.