Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss reunited at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.
Swift, 36, and Kloss, 33, watched the Kansas City Chiefs face the New York Jets from a VIP suite during the first half in Kansas City, Missouri. The pop star’s husband, Travis Kelce, took the field with his teammates while his spouse and her longtime friend caught up in the stands.

Photos from the outing showed Swift in a red top, smiling and chatting with fellow spectators. Kloss flashed a grin nearby, and the pair appeared to be in good spirits throughout the appearance.
The stadium sighting marks the latest chapter in a rekindled friendship that had faced years of rumored tension. Their once-close bond had fueled speculation of a falling out, with reports ahead of Swift and Kelce’s wedding suggesting Kloss might be left off the guest list entirely.
Those reports proved unfounded. Kloss and her husband, Joshua Kushner, attended the couple’s star-studded July nuptials at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The model’s presence at the lavish celebration raised eyebrows given the prior speculation about the pair’s strained relationship.
An insider subsequently said that the former friends had put their differences aside, clearing the way for Kloss to join the wedding festivities. That reported reconciliation now appears to have carried forward into the fall, with Sunday’s game marking a public display of their renewed connection.

The Chiefs-Jets matchup offered a familiar setting for Swift, who has become a regular presence at Kelce’s home games since the couple’s relationship became public. Her Sunday ensemble matched team colors, continuing a pattern of game-day outfits that nod to Kansas City’s red palette.
Kloss’s attendance alongside Swift signals a departure from the distance that had seemingly defined their interactions in recent years. The two were once inseparable, with their friendship documented across social media and public appearances during the mid-2010s.

The wedding invitation had itself represented a significant thaw. Reports in the lead-up to the July ceremony had painted a picture of lingering frost between the two, with unnamed sources suggesting the model might not make the cut for the star-studded guest list.
The insider’s outlet account of a buried hatchet appeared to confirm what Kloss’s eventual presence at Madison Square Garden suggested: whatever friction existed had been resolved privately before becoming public knowledge.
Sunday’s reunion in Missouri built on that foundation, with the pair sharing suite space and visible camaraderie during the first half action. Neither Swift nor Kloss has publicly addressed the status of their friendship on social media in connection with the game.

The Chiefs continue their season with upcoming home and away matchups as they pursue another playoff berth.

