Taylor Swift showed her support for fiancé Travis Kelce as the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Houston Texans, bringing BFF Selena Gomez along with her.
Swift, 35, and Gomez, 33, were spotted at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, for the Sunday, December 7, home game, which aired on NBC’s Sunday Night Football.
Footage of the pair enjoying time together in a private Arrowhead Stadium suite was shared via X on Sunday evening. The video, shared by a fan, showed Swift wearing her long hair out for the evening, while Gomez wrapped her hair back in a low bun.
Lena Dunham was seated in front of the famous besties, while Leonardo DiCaprio was also spotted enjoying the game, which resulted in the Texans winning 20-10.
Swift has been in the stands to watch Kelce, 36, play in home games since the 2025-2026 NFL season kicked off in September, though she has kept a low profile compared to previous years. As for away games, Swift has yet to travel for any this season, instead opting to cheer on Kelce from afar.
Kelce is in his 13th NFL season and his third since his relationship with Swift began in the summer of 2023. While the Chiefs already made it to the Super Bowl twice during the couple’s romance, their chances of securing a spot in the playoffs have grown slimmer this season due to their 6-6 record.
Despite the professional setback, Kelce has plenty to look forward to in his personal life after proposing to Swift in August. As a source exclusively told Us Weekly in October, plans for their wedding are already “coming along.”
“They are both [very] involved, and Taylor thinks it’s cute that Travis wants to help,” the insider revealed.
Swift and Kelce hope to tie the knot next summer, potentially at her Rhode Island home.
“They don’t want a long engagement,” the source told Us, adding that the pair “very much want to start a family in the next year or so. Family means everything to them.”
Before they make things official, Kelce and Swift are celebrating their first holiday season as an engaged couple.
“It will be very low-key, family-centric and [won’t involve any] major travel,” an insider said of their plans in October.
With just weeks left in the Chiefs season, Kelce has a major decision to make about his future in the NFL. In November, he hinted at when he’ll make up his mind about whether he wants to retire.
“You know, seeing my brother go through it and seeing … just how the league works, the season kind of restarts in April, and I want to give the Chiefs a good opportunity to know whether I come back or not,” he told reporters at the time. “And vice versa. Like, whether they want me back or not, it’s one of those things where I’d like to make that decision before they’ve got to get draft picks and free agency opens up to fill the roster appropriately.”
He added, “All that will be at the end of the season. I won’t be thinking about it until then.”
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