Taylor Swift may not celebrate Thanksgiving with Travis Kelce this year, but she has a chance to see the Chiefs tight end one more time before the holidays. So, will Taylor Swift be at the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Buffalo Bills in New York on November 17?
Well, the answer could go either way. While Swift has been to every single one of Kelce’s home games this season, she’s yet to attend an away game—and you can’t completely blame the Eras Tour schedule. Despite having some time off in September, she reportedly missed the Chiefs’ face-off against the Atlanta Falcons to catch up with friends “she hasn’t seen in a while.” According the US Sun’s source, “She wanted to hang out with them before returning to the tour soon.”
Now, Swift is fully back on the Eras Tour grind and could easily choose to skip today’s game after performing in Toronto for three nights in a row. Still, it’s worth pointing out that the Canadian city is only a two hours drive from Buffalo—and we all know Swift has access to a much faster mode of transportation.
Considering Swift flew straight from Tokyo to Las Vegas to make it to the 2024 Super Bowl, it would not come as a shock to see her at Highmark Stadium today. As for Kelce, the football player arrived in Buffalo with the rest of his team on November 16, the same day as Swift’s third show in Toronto.
Whether or not Swift attends today’s game, she’ll have to return to Toronto for her next three shows, which kick off on November 21. While Donna Kelce thinks Swift is too “busy” with the Eras Tour to make it to Missouri for Thanksgiving, the pop star actually has a break from November 24—December 6, technically making it possible for her to attend Kelce’s next three games.
While it’s unlikely Swift will fly straight from Toronto to North Carolina for the Panthers game on November 24, the Chiefs return to Arrowhead Stadium for their game against the Raiders on November 29. Will she keep her home game streak going or leave a blank space in Kelce’s suite? We’ll keep you posted.
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