By Page Six | Created at 2024-11-29 19:25:26 | Updated at 2024-11-29 21:56:46
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She’s back in the bleachers.
Taylor Swift returned to Arrowhead Stadium to watch her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his team, the Kansas City Chiefs, take on the Las Vegas Raiders on the day after Thanksgiving.
The pop star, 34, repped her significant other with a new “87” necklace in honor of his jersey number.
She bundled up in a red Louis Vuitton sweater that matched her signature lipstick for the chilly game, adding black skinny jeans, a scarlet Versace bag ($2,390) and platform Alaïa boots ($1,650) to finish her low-key look.
The blond bombshell — who released her Eras Tour book exclusively on Target earlier in the day — arrived with Travis’ mom, Donna, who wore leather pants and a black-and-red cardigan.
Swift’s dad, Scott, repped the home team in a Chiefs windbreaker.
Swift is currently on a brief hiatus from her Eras Tour after finishing her six-night stint at Rogers Centre in Toronto on Nov. 23. She will play three more shows in Vancouver on Dec. 6 to wrap up the wildly popular tour.
While Travis has been unable to attend recent shows due to his NFL schedule, his family and friends have supported the “Bejeweled” singer in Canada, including dad Ed Kelce.
During a performance of “Midnight Rain” in Toronto, the Grammy winner gave a sweet nod to her beau — whom she began dating last summer — by imitating his dance moves from her June show onstage.
It appears the tight end was thinking of his girlfriend, too, when he arrived in North Carolina on Sunday in a blue, white and red plaid shirt that was right in line with Swift’s recent obsession with the pattern.
On Nov. 10, the “Shake It Off” singer attended the Chiefs game against the Denver Broncos wearing a red-and-black checked Versace skirt suit and a black satin Victoria’s Secret corset.
She paired her look with a knee-high Versace boots and a small Medusa purse from the same high-end brand.
During the game, a proud Swift clapped and cheered for Kelce, 35, after he scored his record-breaking 76th touchdown for his team.
