Global pop sensation Taylor Swift bid farewell to an icy Kansas City on Monday morning, having spent the night at her NFL star boyfriend Travis Kelce’s $6 million mansion.
The 34-year-old singer was spotted boarding her $40 million private plane at the city’s downtown airport, braving freezing temperatures.
Swift had traveled to Kansas City to support Kelce, also 34, during the Chiefs’ playoff victory over the Miami Dolphins with a final score of 26-7.
The couple was seen leaving Arrowhead Stadium late on Saturday night, with Swift donning a custom-made jacket featuring Kelce’s name and number.
The departure scene included a black SUV, from which Swift’s crew unloaded her belongings onto the private jet.
Kelce, on the other hand, made a solo trip back to his team’s headquarters on Sunday afternoon in his white Hummer for a post-match debrief with fellow Chiefs players.
Having been a regular presence at Kelce’s games since their relationship was announced in October, Swift’s enthusiastic support has reportedly increased the number of female fans attending Chiefs’ games.
Despite rumors suggesting a potential engagement, the couple denied any imminent plans to tie the knot.
However, they are making efforts to spend their first Valentine’s Day together, with Swift planning to rush back from the Japanese leg of her Eras tour for a special February 14th date.
The article also touched upon a Life & Style report indicating the couple’s first major argument over Christmas, following the Chiefs’ loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.
Kelce’s emotional reaction to the defeat reportedly left Swift feeling hurt and confused.
The Grammy-winning artist’s holiday season was further complicated by a New York Times article questioning her sexuality, adding stress to her already tumultuous two weeks.
Swift is said to be coming to terms with the challenges of dating a high-profile athlete and seeking advice from fellow WAG (Wives and Girlfriends of athletes) Brittany Mahomes.
The couple spent the holidays together and shared a New Year’s Eve kiss. Swift’s nervousness during the subsequent Chiefs game on New Year’s Eve, fearing another loss, was alleviated when Kelce and the team secured a 25-17 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
In a candid moment on his podcast, Kelce expressed the pain of the Christmas Day loss, acknowledging the frustration within the team and their determination to overcome challenges.