It appears that Taylor Swift missed Travis Kelce’s team’s game against the Titans on December 21. Knocked out of the playoffs and low on morale, the Kansas City Chiefs lost 9–26 against the Tennessee Titans. Previously, Swift attended Kelce’s home game at Arrowhead Stadium, which they lost against the Los Angeles Chargers as well.
Taylor Swift was absent from Chiefs vs Titans match
Taylor Swift seemingly gave the Chiefs vs. Titans match a miss. It was the Chiefs’ first game without quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who is recovering from a torn ACL.
Prior to this, the Kansas City Chiefs faced a crushing 13–16 loss against the Los Angeles Chargers on December 14. Swift attended that match at Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs’ home stadium, with Kelce’s family. She bonded with Kelce’s brother Jason and his wife, Kylie, and even played aunt to the couple’s young daughters.
The “Opalite” crooner mainly attends Chiefs’ home games at Arrowhead Stadium. Hence, there is a possibility that Swift may attend their home game versus the Denver Broncos on Christmas Day (via USA Today).
It hardly comes as a big surprise, as the global pop icon has not attended away matches this NFL season, allegedly due to security concerns. Previously, a source told Page Six, “She has worked with Arrowhead so many times, they feel at ease and comfortable. Going to all kinds of different stadiums, you need to send a team in advance.”
Not only that, Swift’s infamous stalker, Brian Jason Wagner, also appears to be the reason why she prefers to attend only Chiefs’ home games.
Insiders previously told Daily Mail that the “Daylight” singer is concerned about her safety and her loved ones’ safety. She wants to stay out of the spotlight as and when necessary.
The source claimed, “Taylor has wanted to feel much more protected this year with her security, especially with her current stalker issues. She doesn’t want her whereabouts known every minute of the day. She wants to be safe, and she wants her family and friends to be safe.”
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
