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TAYLOR SWIFT appeared to give husband Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs a miss as they suffered their first defeat of the season against the Seattle Seahawks.
The pop superstar was nowhere to be seen as the Chiefs travelled to Lumen Field for their Sunday Night Football showdown.
Swift, 36, was not spotted in the visiting team’s suite or shown on the NBC broadcast during the primetime clash.
Swift’s apparent absence follows a busy weekend in which she made two public appearances.
The singer attended the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday night before keeping a low profile in the days that followed.
She also quietly marked the 20th anniversary of her self-titled debut album’s release, updating her website to celebrate two decades of her music.
Her team at Taylor Nation shared a compilation video documenting her career on Instagram, but Swift herself did not post on the platform over the weekend.
Last week, she watched Kelce and his team beat the Los Angeles Chargers 22-6 at Arrowhead Stadium last week.
The 14-time Grammy winner, 36, enjoyed the action from a suite alongside family and friends, including her mother-in-law Donna Kelce.
Basketball star Caitlin Clark and singer Este Haim were also in attendance as they cheered on the Chiefs tight end.
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The singer has been a regular at Kelce’s home games this season but has not been spotted at any of the Chiefs’ away fixtures.
She also largely avoided away games last season, with security concerns understood to have been a factor.
But Swift is no stranger to travelling long distances to support her man.
Her private jet made headlines during the 2024 Super Bowl, when she flew from Tokyo to Los Angeles before heading to Las Vegas to watch the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in overtime.