Taylor Swift may make another appearance at Arrowhead Stadium this afternoon.
The pop superstar, 34, has not missed a Kansas City Chiefs home game since her record-breaking Eras Tour concluded on Dec. 8, 2024, and fans are watching to see if she keeps that streak alive for today’s matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers. Swift was in Los Angeles, California, on Friday night for the Academy Museum Gala, a cross-country trip that has only fueled speculation about whether she will return to Missouri in time for kickoff.
Travis Kelce, 35, and the Chiefs enter the game with a perfect 4-0 record after their Week 5 bye. The defending champions have looked dominant early in the season under head coach Andy Reid, while the Chargers remain winless at 0-5 and desperate for their first victory.
Today’s AFC West rivalry game kicks off at 4:25 p.m. ET from Arrowhead Stadium. The contest marks Kansas City’s third home game of the season, and Swift was present for the first two, cheering on her husband from a suite alongside friends and family members.
Swift’s attendance at Chiefs games has become one of the most watched subplots of the NFL season since she and Kelce went public with their relationship in September 2023. The “Cruel Summer” singer has developed a visible presence at both home and away games, often shown on national broadcasts chatting with Kelce’s mother, Donna Kelce, or celebrating touchdowns with enthusiastic reactions.
For viewers without cable, several live TV streaming options carry CBS, the network broadcasting today’s game. DIRECTV Stream offers a five-day free trial for new subscribers, with its Choice plan featuring more than 125 channels including CBS. The service currently advertises a $30 discount on the first month for those who continue beyond the trial period.
Other streaming platforms carrying CBS local affiliates include Paramount+, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV, though free trial availability and pricing vary by service. NFL Sunday Ticket, available through YouTube TV, does not air games broadcast on local networks, making a service with live CBS access necessary for this particular matchup.
The Chiefs have benefited from strong early-season performances from quarterback Patrick Mahomes and a defense that has kept opponents in check. Kelce has remained a reliable target in the passing game, though his statistics have drawn occasional scrutiny from commentators comparing this season’s output to his previous All-Pro campaigns.
Swift’s potential presence in the stands would add another layer of attention to a game that already carries significant interest as Kansas City attempts to maintain its unblemished record. Television cameras have made a habit of finding her during broadcasts, and social media clips of her reactions routinely generate millions of views within hours.
The singer’s schedule has been relatively open since the Eras Tour finale, allowing her to commit to supporting Kelce throughout the football season. She has been spotted at road games in addition to the home contests, including appearances at MetLife Stadium and other venues around the league.
Neither Swift nor Kelce has posted on social media today confirming her travel plans. The couple married earlier this year in a private ceremony that drew intense media coverage, and they have since maintained a public but measured approach to sharing details of their relationship.
The Chargers, coached by Jim Harbaugh, have struggled with injuries and inconsistent play through their first five games. Quarterback Justin Herbert faces a difficult test against a Chiefs defense that has been stingy against both the run and the pass.
For Swift fans and football viewers alike, the pregame speculation will resolve once CBS begins its broadcast and cameras pan to the suites at Arrowhead. Her appearances have become reliable enough that sportsbooks have occasionally offered novelty betting markets on whether she will attend specific games.