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Will Taylor Swift be at the Kansas City game against the New Orleans Saints?
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Date:2025-04-13 19:54:55
Will Taylor Swift be at the Kansas City Chiefs' home game this Monday against the New Orleans Saints?
According to her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, the answer is yes. The tight end was spotted over the weekend at his Kelce Car Jam fundraising event in Kansas City, Missouri.
“She will be not be here right now. I know she’s coming in for the game,” No. 87 said while talking to fans in a video posted to X.
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Although Swift was not at Kelce Car Jam, the football player's mom, Donna, dad, Ed, brother, Jason, and sister-in-law, Kylie, were all spotted at the two-day event.
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The only two games Swift has attended this season were home games at Arrowhead Stadium, a place she and her team know well. Swift cheered on the Chiefs against the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals in early September. She missed the two away games in Atlanta and Los Angeles.
A return to Eras
In 11 days, Swift returns to the Eras Tour stage. The last time she had a two-month break from tour, she arrived in Paris a week early to rehearse. In all fairness, she and her dancers were also switching up the show, scrambling the order of the eras and adding a "Tortured Poets" section.
Swift's backup dancer Kameron Saunders, who famously shouts a line during "We Are Never Getting Back Together," will be cheering for his brother Khalen Saunders, a defensive tackle for the Saints.
When NBC reporter Fletcher Mackel asked Khalen about who Kameron would be cheering for, the defensive tackle said, "Me, of course. ... He don't care about the Chiefs, he cares about his brother."
How to watch the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the New Orleans Saints
Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET/5:15 p.m. PT Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. ESPN will carry the game.
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