Travis Kelce reveals whether Taylor Swift will attend Chiefs game as he debuts bold new look for the playoffs
Travis Kelce has confirmed that Taylor Swift will be at Arrowhead on Saturday night as the Chiefs face a do-or-die NFL playoff matchup against the Houston Texans.
The superstar tight end and his teammates are coming off a bye week but now head into playoff football as they eye a third straight Super Bowl.
And Swift will once again be in the building – with Kelce confirming the news in an interview with Pat McAfee on Monday afternoon.
Kelce, 35, debuted a new bushy beard for the call on ESPN, which he confirmed he will not shave off until the Chiefs’ season has ended.
When talking about Saturday’s divisional round playoff game, McAfee asked about Swift, saying: ‘Is there going to be an “aura” in that place? A little extra, you know what we’re talking about?’
Travis Kelce showed off a bushy playoff beard as he spoke to Pat McAfee on Monday
The Chiefs superstar revealed that girlfriend Taylor Swift will be in attendance at Arrowhead
In response, Kelce did not try to keep his cards close to his chest, admitting: ‘Oh yeah, you know it baby. It’s playoff football, man.’
McAfee then replied: ‘Is she undefeated? I just want to let you know what live bettors do. They see her walk in the stadium, immediately open the phone and it’s like, “yep, Chiefs are about to win.” Ay, you’re a gentleman pal.’
Swift only missed one Chiefs home game in the regular season – and that was due to a clash with the final run of her sold-out Eras Tour show.
She was last at Arrowhead on December 21 when the Chiefs faced the Texans – the same opponent as this coming week.
Kelce opened up on the Chiefs’ upcoming game against the Texans, and life with Swift
Kelce and Swift kiss on the field after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in Las Vegas last year
In that game, she saw her man and his teammates run out 27-19 winners, and they will be big favorites again heading into this weekend.
She has yet to take her place in the stands of any Chiefs road games this season, skipping visits to Atlanta, LA, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Buffalo and Carolina among others.
The next time the Chiefs could play on the road this season is the Super Bowl in New Orleans on February 9.
