Taylor Swift Spotted Arriving at Arrowhead Stadium to Cheer on Travis Kelce Before Chiefs’ Third Preseason Clash with Chicago Bears

Taylor Swift Arrives at Arrowhead Stadium to Support Travis Kelce Ahead of Chiefs’ Third Preseason Game Against Bears

Kansas City, MO — Arrowhead Stadium turned into more than just a football venue on Saturday evening—it became a hotspot for celebrity buzz when global pop superstar Taylor Swift was spotted arriving ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs’ third preseason matchup against the Chicago Bears.

Swift, who has been linked romantically with Chiefs’ star tight end Travis Kelce since last year, drew huge cheers from fans as she entered the stadium. Many in the crowd waved signs and wore a mix of Chiefs red and Swift-inspired outfits, blending football culture with pop fandom in a way that has become increasingly common since the couple went public.

While preseason games usually don’t generate the same energy as regular-season showdowns, Swift’s arrival brought an extra layer of excitement to Arrowhead. Fans eagerly snapped photos and shared videos online, with Swifties and Chiefs Kingdom uniting once again in a cultural crossover that has been headline news since their relationship began.

“Seeing Taylor here makes it feel bigger than just preseason,” one fan said outside the stadium gates. “It’s like the whole world is watching Kansas City tonight.”

Inside the stadium, Swift was expected to join family and friends in one of the Arrowhead suites, where she has been seen cheering passionately for Kelce during previous games. Her presence underscores the continued media frenzy surrounding the couple, whose relationship has become one of the NFL’s most talked-about storylines.

For the Chiefs, the game remains a crucial tune-up before the regular season begins. For fans, however, Swift’s arrival transformed the evening into a mix of sports and pop culture spectacle.

As kickoff approached, one thing was certain: whether on the field with Kelce or in the stands with Swift, the Kansas City Chiefs remain the most-watched team of the preseason—on and off the field.