The Swift family's Christmas is a touch different this year. The family's start certainly knows how to balance both her love and family life on this very special day. Instead of choosing to spend the special day with one or another, she decided to bring her whole family to watch the love of her life's play against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Along with her family, 34-year-old Taylor Swift watched the Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce play against the Las Vegas Raiders to celebrate the holiday.
Taylor rocked up to Arrowhead Stadium on Monday wearing a cashmere bomber jacket layered over a festive red sweater, along with her parents, Scott and Andrea, and brother, Austin.
In addition to her usual red lipstick, the "Cruel Summer" singer accessorized her hair with a sophisticated black ribbon. She was seen smiling broadly as she arrived in a golf cart, her brother sitting next to her in a Santa Claus costume and ringing a large bell.
Her mother could be seen from the front seat waving to the fans. When Taylor entered the VIP suite, her dad, dressed in a black and red jacket, was there to cheer her on from behind.
Taylor was wearing a Santa hat with Kelce's jersey number 87 on the fur trim. Ed Kelce, the tight end's father, was also seen supporting his son in the suite.
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The quarterback Patrick Mahomes' number was inscribed along the brim of Brittany Mahomes' Santa hat, Taylor's new best friend.
Taylor's presence at the divisional match, though, is not as surprising. Since they officially announced their romance in September, the 12-time Grammy winner has attended almost half of Travis' games and is frequently seen sporting Chiefs apparel.
The "Anti-Hero" singer would be spending both Christmas and New Year's Eve in Kansas City with Travis, who has work on both holidays, an insider also exclusively disclosed to Page Six last week. The source assured us that "she'll definitely be at the games."
Page Six's source was unable to confirm if Taylor intended to return home by plane or whether she intended to remain in the Midwest during the intermissions between the games.
Travis told People last week that he still intended to celebrate Christmas Day even though he had to perform on the day. The attractive tight end remarked, "It will be a fun one," but he wouldn't reveal his precise intentions.
The NFL player expressed his excitement to spend the day with Chiefs supporters and maybe his brother, Jason Kelce, later in the week, even if he didn't specifically mention Taylor.
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