Taylor Swift Arrives at Chiefs-Raiders Game With Travis Kelce's Mom Donna Tomás Mier, 11/29/2024 Join Taylor Swift as she celebrates Thanksgiving weekend at the Chiefs-Raiders game with Travis Kelce's mom, Donna. Amidst her Eras Tour finale, Swift also drops exclusive music and a book, while her romance inspires a new Lifetime movie. Discover the highlights of this star-studded weekend! The Christian Nodal, Ángela Aguilar, Cazzu Drama Explained: A Full Timeline
Taylor Swift is spending Thanksgiving weekend with the Kelces. On Friday, the pop star was spotted walking into Arrowhead Stadium to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Las Vegas Raiders.
Wearing her hair up in a braid and rocking a crimson quarter-zip sweater, Swift entered the football stadium accompanied by Kelce's mom Donna. Swift's dad Scott, dressed in a Chiefs jacket, could also be seen walking behind the women.
In one video, Swift and Donna Kelce waved at fans as they entered the stadium. In another, Swift winked at the cameras capturing her entrance.
The Kansas City visit comes a week before Swift is set to wrap her Eras Tour with three final shows in Vancouver on Dec. 6, 7, and 8. Her last Chiefs game was on Nov. 10, when she saw Kelce's team beat the Denver Broncos 16-14. She missed games against the Panthers and Bills since they coincided with her six-show run at Toronto's Rogers Centre.
While Swift's eyes will be on the field at Arrowhead Stadium, many of her fans might be headed to their local Target, since the singer released an exclusive pressing of the Anthology double-album version of The Tortured Poets Department at the department store Friday. The Anthology vinyl includes all 31 songs on the double album, as well as four bonus tracks over four LPs. She also released Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Book, a 256-page book that includes more than 500 photographs from the live show.
Friday's NFL outing will pair well with Christmas in the Spotlight, a Lifetime TV-movie seemingly inspired by the love story of Kelce and Swift. "The fictional Christmas in the Spotlight pulls liberally -- and often hilariously -- from the real-life romance between the pop superstar and the football player," read a review of the film by Rolling Stone's David Browne.
