Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark made headlines as they were spotted together at Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs AFC Divisional Playoff game. The appearance of the pop star and the WNBA rookie of the year sparked widespread interest, with fans and media alike capturing their interactions during the Chiefs’ 23-14 victory over the Houston Texans.
Here’s what we know about their attendance, the game, and the records broken on the field.
Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark enjoy Travis Kelce’s game together
Taylor Swift and WNBA star Caitlin Clark were spotted together at the Kansas City Chiefs’ AFC Divisional Playoff game on January 18, 2025.
The Chiefs, led by tight end Travis Kelce, won 23-14 against the Houston Texans at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Swift and Clark watched from a suite with their families. Swift wore a Chanel ensemble, while Clark sported Chiefs-themed attire. The game added another milestone to Kelce’s playoff career. He recorded 117 receiving yards and a touchdown. Kelce also broke the record for most playoff games with over 100 receiving yards, surpassing Jerry Rice.
He also extended his streak of playoff games with at least five receptions to 15. Clark, a Chiefs fan from Iowa, has openly admired Swift. She attended several concerts during the singer’s Eras Tour. The NFL captured Swift and Clark sharing light-hearted moments, including high-fives and hugs.
Their connection began in 2024 when Kelce met Clark at a concert in Indianapolis. This deepened her ties to the Chiefs and Swift. Clark’s attendance at the game was reportedly due to an invitation from Swift.
With the Chiefs advancing to their seventh consecutive AFC Championship game, they are closer to a third straight Super Bowl win. Swift’s appearances at games have drawn media attention to her relationship with Kelce. Meanwhile, Clark’s presence highlights her rising status as both a cultural and sports icon.
The Chiefs are set to face either the Bills or Ravens next, with fans eager to see if Swift and Clark will continue to bring their support to the field.
Originally reported by Anubhav Chaudhry on ComingSoon.net.
