It’s Chiefs game day (Taylor’s Version).
Taylor Swift returned to Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday to support rumored boyfriend Travis Kelce and the Chiefs for Kansas City’s Week 7 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Dressed in a red Chiefs top, a black skirt and matching boots, the pop megastar, 33, was seen arriving at the stadium in social media videos shared on X.
Tracy Wolfson of CBS Sports reported earlier in the day that Swift was expected to attend, citing Kelce, 34, as her source.
“For those asking #TravisKelce told me he expects #TaylorSwift to be in the stadium today,” Wolfson posted on X.
“Of course it could change but it would be her first CBS game.”
Swift has attended three of Kelce’s past four Chiefs games — all of which were wins.
The 12-time Grammy winner first caught Kelce in action on Sept. 24, when the Chiefs blew out the Chicago Bears at Arrowhead, 41-10.
Swift attended the Chiefs’ prime-time showdown against the New York Jets the following week, when Kansas City topped Gang Green at MetLife Stadium, 23-20.
She most recently attended the Chiefs’ 19-8 victory over the Denver Broncos on Oct. 12.
During the game, Swift sat in a suite with Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and Kelce’s parents, Ed and Donna Kelce.
Kelce and Swift then took their blossoming romance to New York, where they were photographed holding hands days after the game.
The duo stopped by the “Saturday Night Live” afterparty last weekend, shortly after making surprise appearances on the Season 49 premiere.
Kelce appeared in a sketch that poked fun at the NFL’s infatuation with Swift.
“I don’t even remember what I said, I blacked out,” Kelce said on Wednesday’s installment of his “New Heights” podcast.
“As soon as they cued to me the entire place erupted, which was very overwhelming and I am not even sure if I said anything. I walked off and I said, ‘Did I say anything at all?’ They were like: ‘You killed it.’”
Kelce, who hosted an episode of “SNL” in March following the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win over the Eagles, added, “It was electric to be back at that place.”
The Chiefs are seeking their sixth win of the season versus the Chargers (2-3).