Is Taylor Swift attending the Dolphins - Chiefs AFC Wild Card game in Kansas City?
The pop star has been present at plenty of Chiefs games this season - will she be there again against the Dolphins?
Taylor Swift’s relationship with Travis Kelce has made headlines on a daily basis ever since the pair went public, and the weekly discussion of whether the singer will turn up at the Kansas City Chiefs game, whether home or away.
The Chiefs take on the Miami Dolphins (Saturday 13 January 2024, with kick-off at 8pm ET/5pm PT.) in their AFC Wild Card game in Kansas City, with the Arrowhead Stadium set to host the hotly-anticipated clash.
Although ‘hotly’ may not be most appropriate word, given that ice-cold winds are set to blitz Kansas and temperatures are expected to be in single figures when the kick-off actually comes round.
It’s a good thing it’s winter and extreme meteorological conditions are somewhat expected. For this to happen in July it would certainly be a cruel summer. What about the snow? She can just shake it off her cardigan. You’re welcome.
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Is Taylor Swift attending the Dolphins - Chiefs game?
The ‘Bad Blood’ singer has attended five of the last six Chiefs games, although neither Travis nor Taylor have confirmed whether or not she will be in attendance for the game as the Chiefs look to book their place at the 2024 Super Bowl. Swift last attended the Chiefs-Bengals New Year’s Eve game, which they won 25-17.
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In case you’re wondering, her “Eras Tour” set to resume on Feburary 7 in Tokyo, meaning that the music is certainly not going to impede her from cheering on her boyfriend once more in the States. Despite the Swifties adoring seeing their idol on a weekly basis, some fans are not too pleased about the attention she is receiving at games, with boos even being heard as she was shown on the quite fantastically named Jumbotron during the Chiefs’ game against the New England Patriots last December.
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