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Taylor Swift hangs with Caitlin Clark, Este Haim as husband Travis Kelce’s Chiefs take on Chargers

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Serna, V. (2026, October 18). Taylor Swift hangs with Caitlin Clark, Este Haim as husband Travis Kelce’s Chiefs take on Chargers. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/18/entertainment/taylor-swift-hangs-with-caitlin-clark-este-haim-at-chiefs-game/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-18 · by Vanessa Serna

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Taylor Swift attended a Kansas City Chiefs game against the Los Angeles Chargers with friends Caitlin Clark and Este Haim to support her husband Travis Kelce. Wearing red attire and sporting her signature red lipstick, she watched the match from a VIP suite at Arrowhead Stadium. During the event, Swift also performed several of her hit songs, including some future releases like "I Knew It, I Knew You" (2026) and "The Fate of Ophelia" (2025), along with classics such as "Blank Space" and "Love Story."
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On October 16, 2026, Taylor Swift traveled from Los Angeles to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, to support her husband Travis Kelce during the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the Los Angeles Chargers. She was accompanied by Caitlin Clark and Este Haim, with Swift wearing a red turtleneck sweater and sitting in a VIP suite where she waved away a fan who was filming her from below. A security guard then intervened to ask the fan to stop recording and leave the area. The Chiefs won the game 22-6; Kelce had four catches for 53 yards, while running back Kenneth Walker III scored two touchdowns.

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Vanessa Serna
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Chiefs Kansas City Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Chargers Missouri

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Chiefs ORG · 3× Swift ORG · 2× Travis PERSON · 2× Caitlin Clark PERSON · 1× Clark PERSON · 1× Este Haim PERSON · 1× Kansas City Chiefs ORG · 1× Los Angeles Chargers ORG · 1× Taylor Swift PERSON · 1× Travis Kelce PERSON · 1×

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The “Cruel Summer” singer took the stage to perform a slew of bangers from her career, including her “Toy Story 5″ track “I Knew It, I Knew You” (2026), “The Fate of Ophelia” (2025), “Blank Space” (2014) and “Love Story” (2008).
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Taylor Swift stepped out with Caitlin Clark and Este Haim to support her husband, Travis Kelce, at the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers game. asserted
Swift → step → game
The “Lover” songstress — showing her team spirit in red — appeared in good spirits while chatting with Clark and Haim in a VIP suite at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, on Sunday. asserted
songstress → show → Sunday
The trio attentively watched the match while surrounded by other spectators. asserted
trio → watch → spectators
At one point, Swift, 36, was photographed giving Travis’ mom, Donna Kelce, a big hug upon the latter’s arrival. asserted
Swift → photograph → arrival
The matriarch proudly wore a bedazzled Chiefs jacket. asserted
matriarch → wear → jacket
As for the Grammy winner, she wore a red turtleneck sweater and her iconic red lip for the outing. asserted
she → wear → outing
The “Cruel Summer” singer took the stage to perform a slew of bangers from her career, including her “Toy Story 5″ track “I Knew It, I Knew You” (2026), “The Fate of Ophelia” (2025), “Blank Space” (2014) and “Love Story” (2008). asserted
I → take → Ophelia
The pop princess, meanwhile, has attended several of Travis’ home games, with her last sighting being at the Chiefs vs. Indianapolis Colts match on Sept. 20. asserted
sighting → attend → Sept.
At the time, Swift proudly cheered as the NFL star scored his first touchdown of the season, as she pointed to her wedding ring and appeared to have said, “That’s my husband!” asserted
That → cheer → ring
The Chiefs ultimately beat the Colts 33 to 30 in overtime. asserted
Chiefs → beat → overtime
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