Taylor Swift has arrived at M&T Bank Stadium alongside Brittany Mahomes as the singer gears up to cheer Travis Kelce and the Chiefs on against Baltimore Ravens.
The singer was flanked by security as she made her way to her seat alongside the wife of the Chiefs quarterback Patrick for Sunday’s win-or-bust game.
Earlier landing to a grey rainy day in Maryland and shielded by a thicket of umbrellas Swift, 34, touched down in Maryland shortly after 1pm, stepping off her private jet and into one of a cavalcade of waiting SUVs.
Only thirty minutes earlier, confident and with his trademark swagger Kelce flashed the peace-sign at cheering fans as he and his fellow Kansas City Chiefs loaded into coaches to head from their hotel to M&T Bank stadium early afternoon.
The Chiefs shared a video of their star man arriving at the stadium by quoting a Taylor lyric from her hit ‘Ready For It’, captioning the clip: ‘Knew he was a Killa first time that I saw him’ – Kelce’s nickname, and Instagram handle, is ‘KillaTrav’.
Seen in these exclusive pictures obtained by DailyMail.com Kelce and co Chiefs left shortly after 12.30pm with the clock ticking down to their face-off with the Baltimore Ravens which starts at 3pm EST.
Taylor Swift has arrived at M&T Bank Stadium alongside Brittany Mahomes
This is Kelce’s biggest game since he and Swift went public with their relationship last year
Taylor Swift was shielded by a thicket of umbrellas as she arrived in Baltimore on Sunday
The singer will cheer boyfriend Travis Kelce on in the huge Ravens vs. Chiefs game today
Knew he was a Killa first time that we saw him. pic.twitter.com/NRkiKFjeas
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) January 28, 2024
Kelce flashed the peace sign at cheering fans at the Chiefs hotel on Sunday afternoon
Kelce and the Chiefs are one win from the Super Bowl – but must beat Baltimore Ravens
Kelce pictured going through his warm up routine in the minutes building up to kickoff
Kelce, 34, followed quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 28, who was sharply dressed in a maroon suit, complete with black tie, a smart pocket square and velvet slipper style shoes despite the damp Maryland drizzle.
Chiefs fans crowded to see their heroes and holler support for what they hope will be the game that sees them secure their ticket to Las Vegas later in the month.
Taylor, meanwhile, is set to cheer Travis on with his older brother Jason also expected to be in the stands. Their mom, Donna, was also pictured at the stadium.
Jason had a wild evening last Sunday, cheering Travis on from the same suite as the singer. When Travis scored the first of his two touchdowns on the night, a shirtless Jason jumped out the suite into the 20 degree weather and necked a beer in front of the stunned Bills fans.
There will no doubt be wild celebrations into the night if the Chiefs upset the odds on Sunday and make the Super Bowl.
But it will pose Taylor with a little bit of a travel problem if the Chiefs win.
She will have to race back from Tokyo, Japan that week – where she kicks off her Eras Tour in 2024.
Her final show there is on Saturday, February 10 but the time difference works in her favor if she makes the mad dash back to the west coast for the biggest night in the sporting calendar.
No need to fear, Mama's here! pic.twitter.com/prp8iM9RkY
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) January 28, 2024
Ravens fans had posters welcoming Taylor to the game – but hope she leaves after a Chiefs loss
Even the Chiefs fans were excited for the most famous WAG to cheer the team on
She won’t have too much time to celebrate if the Chiefs go all the way – the following weekend she will be in Melbourne where she will begin to tour Australia.
As Taylor made her way to the Ravens stadium, fans were already out in force for one of two huge games in the NFL on Sunday. Some were even seen holding up signs ready to welcome her.
One Ravens fan was holding a sign saying ‘Lamar be their end game’ – referencing the Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Speaking to reporters in Kansas City on Friday, Kelce underlined just how big a game this is to him.
‘I’m thinking about this one on Sunday and I want it more than I’ve ever wanted one in my life,’ Kelce said.
‘There’s nothing like playoff football,’ he added. ‘It doesn’t matter who you are, where you play, if you rally together with the men and women that you’ve got and the team that you’ve got, like I said you can play anywhere you want to. You got to bring that juice no matter who’s in the crowd.’
