The pop superstar stepped out to support her boyfriend during his game at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on Sunday After celebrating her birthday this week, Taylor Swift is cheering on Travis Kelce!
The pop superstar, 34, stepped out to watch her beau, also 34, as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon. The Grammy winner was photographed arriving at the game at Gillette Stadium, the Patriots’ home turf in Foxborough, Massachusetts, according to photographs shared online by a fan account. Swift was seen getting ready to root for the tight end and his team in a Chiefs-themed beanie, which she paired with black outwear and a gray Chiefs sweatshirt.
She was later captured in the stands, watching the game beside her dad, Scott Swift, and Brittany Mahomes. The Kansas City Chiefs vs. New England Patriots reunited the couple, who PEOPLE reported was unable to celebrate Swift’s 34th birthday together on Wednesday, due to Kelce’s mandatory practice schedule in Kansas City, Missouri.
The pair was said to have celebrated the Midnights artist’s birthday early on Sunday at a holiday party with friends in Kansas City, following the Chiefs’ game against the Buffalo Bills. At the event, the singer-songwriter and the two-time Super Bowl champion were spotted posing with partygoers and exchanging kisses in photos throughout the night.
On her birthday this past week, the “Karma” singer was surrounded by friends in New York City. After enjoying dinner at Freemans and blowing out the candles on her birthday cake from Milk Bar at the Manhattan restaurant’s upstairs bar Banzarbar, the group reportedly took their festivities to the nightclub The Box.
Famous friends including Gigi Hadid, Blake Lively, Jack Antonoff, Sabrina Carpenter, Gracie Abrams, Este Haim, Alana Haim, Zoë Kravitz and Antoni Porowski, among others, stepped out to wish the hitmaker a happy birthday, as well as her longtime childhood friend Abigail Anderson — all of whom she shared photos of on Instagram.
The pop star and the football player appeared to be in good spirits when their schedules allowed them to last link up at the Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills game at Arrowhead Stadium and the holiday party that followed on Dec. 10.
