Taylor Swift, known for her successful music career, will be attending the Kansas City Chiefs game on Thursday night instead of performing. According to The Athletic, a source familiar with the security arrangements at Arrowhead Stadium confirmed Swift’s presence at the game, where the Chiefs will be playing against the Baltimore Ravens.
This is not the first time Swift has shown support for the Chiefs. Last season, she was frequently spotted in the stands cheering on her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, who is a tight end for the team. Even during the Super Bowl, Swift made sure to be there, and her presence gained the Chiefs additional support. A survey conducted by Numerator revealed that 20% of Super Bowl viewers rooted for the Chiefs solely because of Swift.
Kelce himself has been exploring opportunities in the entertainment industry. He is set to make his acting debut in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming horror series, Grotesquerie. Additionally, there have been hints of a possible cameo for Kelce in the sequel to Adam Sandler’s Happy Gilmore. Sandler mentioned during an interview on The Tonight Show that they have something special planned for Travis.
Although tonight’s game marks the start of the 2024 NFL season, it is not the official kickoff for Thursday Night Football. That will happen in Week 2 (September 12) when the Buffalo Bills take on the Miami Dolphins on the Dolphins’ home turf.
For those interested in watching the Chiefs-Ravens game, it will be broadcasted on NBC, NFL+, and Peacock Premium starting at 8:20 p.m. ET. DECIDER has a comprehensive guide on how to tune in for more information.
