Travis Kelce arrived at AT&T Stadium on Thursday afternoon as he and his Kansas City Chiefs teammates looked to give their fans something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving.
The Chiefs star will be spending the national holiday on the field for the first time in his career as Kansas City takes on the Dallas Cowboys on the road. Kelce’s football duties come as a major blow to his fiancee, Taylor Swift, who is expected to enjoy her own celebrations without her NFL beau as he looks to bring home a crucial victory.
Yet, the tight end looked dialled in as he sauntered into the stadium as he geared up for the Chiefs’ crunch holiday showdown in the midst of their tight playoff hunt.
He cut a stylish figure, donning a double-breasted black blazer with a white turtle neck shirt underneath. The three-time Super Bowl winner complimented the look with a pair of blacked-out Yves Saint-Laurent sunglasses and three gold chains hanging around neck.
However, it remains unclear whether his fiancee will be sneaking into the Chiefs’ away game to celebrate the festive occasion from a luxury VIP suite.
Swift, who enjoyed a steak dinner with Travis and his uncle in Kansas City earlier this week, is not expected to make the trip to Texas given she has not attended a Chiefs road game since their playoff win at the Baltimore Ravens in January 2024.
The only time she has watched her man away from Arrowhead Stadium since then was last season’s Super Bowl in New Orleans. The songstress has only made gameday appearances at Arrowhead Stadium so far this season and, even then, she has made discreet entrances into the Chiefs’ home amid security concerns.
As a result, Kelce is unlikely to see the pop megastar this year on Thanksgiving, which they celebrated in 2024 at Swift’s Nashville home alongside their respective families. The Kansas City icon instead has his focus on their battle with Dallas, which is another must-win game with the postseason fast approaching.
Last weekend’s vital win over the Indianapolis Colts improved the Chiefs’ record to 6-5 and kept their playoff hopes alive, while ending a worrying run of two straight defeats.
Kelce caught four passes for 43 yards and a touchdown in the 23-20 overtime win over the weekend.
