American country music icon and singer Taylor Swift wrapped up her birthday celebrations with a familiar tradition, showing up in support of fiancé Travis Kelce at an NFL game.
Just a day after turning 36 on December 13, the global pop star was spotted at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, December 14, cheering as the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Fan-shot videos circulating online showed Swift seated alongside Kylie Kelce and her daughters, turning the game into a warm family affair.
Kylie is married to Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce’s older brother, and together they share four children: Elliotte Ray, 4, Wyatt Elizabeth, 6, Bennett Llewellyn, 2, and Finnley “Finn” Anne, who is eight months old.
The stadium appearance came on the heels of a major professional moment for Swift.
The singer recently released the first two episodes of her new Disney+ docuseries, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour - The End of an Era, which offers an intimate look at the final stretch of her record-breaking Eras Tour.
The series pulls back the curtain on the immense planning, rehearsals, and teamwork that went into delivering the three-hour-long spectacle night after night.
Kelce, who is also 36, appears throughout the documentary via phone calls with Swift, filmed while she was touring Europe in the summer of 2024 and he was busy with Chiefs practice.
In one particularly tender moment, Swift compares their conversations to a “vitamin drip” as she prepares to head to a concert venue in London.
Beyond the romance, the docuseries dives deep into the machinery behind the Eras Tour, spotlighting Swift’s dancers, choreographers, and crew members, and capturing the intensity of rehearsals and behind-the-scenes coordination required to keep the show running seamlessly.
It also addresses the emotional toll of difficult moments during the tour, including the canceled Vienna shows following a thwarted terror threat and the tragic murder of three young girls at a Swift-themed dance class in England.
Swift has been a consistent presence at Chiefs games throughout the season, often bringing friends along.
Just a week earlier, on December 7, she attended a game with close friend Selena Gomez and longtime pal Lena Dunham.
That matchup, however, ended in disappointment, with the Chiefs losing to the Houston Texans and their playoff hopes shrinking to 11 percent as their record dropped to 6–7.