Taylor Swift is limiting the number of spectators to 100 people at NFL home games this season to support her fiancé, Travis Kelce, as the Chiefs play against the Houston Texans.
The superstar appeared at Arrowhead Stadium for a frigid Sunday Night Football game with temperatures in the mid-20s. The NBC broadcast panned to Swift behind the closed windows of her suite. Coming out of a commercial break at the end of the second half, she was briefly seen talking to other guests in the suite.
For Sunday’s game, Swift let his hair down and wore a black long-sleeved shirt.
Swift was keeping a close eye on the action on the field, but the stakes of Sunday’s game were high for Kansas City. A loss to Houston would put the Red and Gold at 6-7 and in danger of competing for a playoff spot. If they win, their chances of making it to the wild card will increase.
Taylor Swift continues to record attendance this season
The Elas Tour singer has maintained an impeccable record, attending every Chiefs home game this season and slipping into the stadium with little fanfare. Her entrance takes on a quieter tone, a change from last year’s viral tunnel moments.
In her last game, Kansas City’s Week 12 overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts, she kept a low profile in a cream and red Chiefs sweater and wore her hair in a loose braid.
Two of the next three games will be in Kansas City against the Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos. The away game against the Tennessee Titans in Nashville will be held before Christmas, where her family lives.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are rumored to be getting married at this hotel.
Rumors are growing that Swift and Kelsea are planning a wedding at the Ocean House Resort. This grand Victorian hotel is located on the Atlantic Ocean in Swift’s adopted seaside enclave, just a stone’s throw from her Watch Hill mansion.
Ocean House offers a type of privacy and is one of only 14 hotels in the world to earn the rare triple five-star honor from Forbes magazine.
During a tour in September, Ocean House Group Director of Sales and Marketing Stephanie Levitt emphasized the property’s deep roots. The hotel was rebuilt from its 1886 original and features more than 5,000 artifacts, including restored fireplaces, crown moldings, and historic fixtures.
“This was really the original grand dame of Watch Hill,” Leavitt said. “Many families have spent their summers here since the 1800s, and to honor that history, we preserved more than 5,000 artifacts from the original building.”
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