Taylor Swift was in attendance Sunday night at Arrowhead Stadium for the Kansas City Chiefs’ home game against the Los Angeles Chargers, watching from a VIP suite as she supported her fiancé, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Braving the December cold, the Grammy-winning artist made a stylish statement that doubled as a subtle show of team pride.
Swift wore a collarless coat from Ulla Johnson’s fall 2025 collection, crafted from Italian wool and featuring an ombré design in rich shades of red, gold, and brown. The color scheme closely mirrored the Chiefs’ signature red and gold, making the look a deliberate and eye-catching nod to Kansas City as she cheered on from the stands.
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During the game, Swift was spotted holding one of Kylie Kelce’s young daughters while seated in the VIP suite alongside the retired professional soccer player. The evening, however, ended on a disappointing note for Kansas City. The Chiefs fell to the Chargers, a loss that officially eliminated them from playoff contention.
It marked the franchise’s first missed postseason since 2014, meaning Swift will not be on hand to cheer Kelce on at the Super Bowl this season. Throughout the 2025 NFL campaign, Swift has been a regular presence at Chiefs games and has consistently woven team colors into her game-day looks.
On December 7, she wore a Miu Miu bomber jacket while attending Kansas City’s matchup against the Texans alongside longtime friends Selena Gomez and Lena Dunham. Earlier in the season, on October 27, she arrived at Arrowhead Stadium in an all-red Courrèges ensemble for the Chiefs’ game against the Washington Commanders, further reinforcing her Chiefs-inspired fashion theme.
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Earlier in the season, Swift made a series of high-profile fashion statements at Chiefs games. Her appearances included a red Courrèges turtleneck paired with a matching vinyl miniskirt on October 27, a red vintage Prada corset styled with black shorts and thigh-high Le Silla boots on October 19, a custom Ganni jersey dress on October 12, a plaid Vivienne Westwood skirt matched with buckled combat boots on September 28, and a plaid Simkhai skirt set on September 15.
In more recent weeks, however, Swift has taken a noticeably lower-key approach to her game-day arrivals. She has entered the Chiefs’ suite without public walk-ins, limiting extended visibility of both her outfits and her Artifex Fine engagement ring. Despite the quieter entrances, memorable moments have still followed.
During an October matchup against the Washington Commanders at Arrowhead Stadium, Kelce scored the 100th touchdown of his career and celebrated by recreating choreography inspired by Swift’s “Fate of Ophelia,” blending football milestones with a pop-culture moment that quickly caught fans’ attention.
Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce’s Phone Call Captivates Fans After Chiefs’ Playoff Exit
Swift’s phone conversation with Travis Kelce has drawn widespread attention in the aftermath of the Kansas City Chiefs’ loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. The moment appears in her newly released docu-miniseries, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: The End of an Era, which premiered its first two episodes on December 12, 2025.
In the scene, Swift is shown seated in a car speaking with Kelce ahead of her sold-out performance at Wembley Stadium. Kelce was unable to attend the London show due to NFL practice commitments, making the exchange especially poignant. The episode captures the couple sharing a quiet moment just before Swift takes the stage.
During the call, the 35-year-old singer tells her fiancé, “I love you,” before adding a playful follow-up, asking, “Why do you have to be in the NFL?” Swift then draws a lighthearted comparison between their careers, remarking that they essentially do the same job.
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Kelce embraces the comparison, replying, “You got teammates, I got teammates.” Swift quickly builds on the joke, adding, “You’ve got Coach Reid, I’ve got…my mom,” which draws laughter from both of them.
The exchange then turns more heartfelt, as Kelce thanks Swift for making his life better. She responds with warmth and humor, saying, “I know, this was like some people get a vitamin drip. I got this conversation.”
