Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce arrived at Gillette Stadium to take on the New England Patriots with girlfriend Taylor Swift expected to cheer him on once again.
The tight end, 34, strolled into the stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts as he and the Chiefs look to bounce back from a controversial end to their 20-17 loss to the New England Patriots last week.
His pop star girlfriend Swift, who celebrated her 34th birthday in New York City Wednesday, has supported her NFL beau at six games so far this season in between her sold-out Eras Tour and is expected to be in attendance once again on Sunday.
Last week, Swift made her return to Arrowhead Stadium to watch on as Kelce and the Chiefs battled the Buffalo Bills.
During that game, Kelce made an amazing heads-up play – pitching the ball over to teammate Kadarius Toney for a touchdown.
Travis Kelce seen saluting the gathered fans outside the Kansas City Chiefs’ hotel
Kelce and the Chiefs are set to take on the New England Patriots in Foxborough, Mass. Sunday
But it was called back because Toney was offsides and KC ended up losing the game.
It was a controversial ending that saw Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes screaming at the officials as Taylor and her new friend Brittany Mahomes watched on.
After the game, Swift was seen walking arm in arm with her man out of the stadium.
The Chiefs will look to rebound with a victory on Sunday – something they’re favored to do as the Patriots own the second worst record in the NFL.
Kelce has experience playing at Gillette – taking part in four games against the Patriots with two wins and two losses.
Swift also has a long history with Gillette Stadium – having played 13 shows at the venue and becoming the first woman to headline the place during a stop on her 2010 ‘Fearless’ Tour.
It’s that affinity for the stadium that’s led many to believe that Swift will be watching on – however, there has not been any confirmation of her attendance.
Earlier this week, Swift celebrated her 34th birthday with a huge bash in New York City.
More to follow.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes departing the team hotel
Chiefs coach Andy Reid prepares for the trip to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.