Taylor Swift kisses Travis Kelce after Chiefs secure Super Bowl spot!
Baltimore, Maryland - Taylor Swift headed to Baltimore to cheer on Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs as the team fought against the Ravens for a spot in the Super Bowl.
The fan-favorite couple got Swifties buzzing about the rumored return of Taylor's Reputation era with their style choices for Sunday's AFC Championship.
The 34-year-old pop star wore her hair in its natural curls, mirroring the style she rocked for the cover shoot of the 2017 album.
She was accompanied by Brittany Mahomes as she made her way to a suite in M&T Bank Stadium, where she was seated with Keleigh Teller and Cara Delevinge.
Travis, meanwhile, went full Reputation (Taylor's Version) with an all-black entrance fit, complete with a gold chain.
The showdown is the Chiefs' final obstacle standing between them and a spot in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.
Will Taylor Swift attend Super Bowl LVIII if the Kansas City Chiefs make it?
The winner of Sunday's AFC Championship game will go on to play either the San Francisco 49ers or the Detroit Lions in the hopes of taking home the Lombardi next month.
Should Kansas City make their way in, Taylor's attendance is likely, but with an Eras Tour stop in Tokyo, Japan, the night before, the Karma songstress will be battling a bit of jet lag if she makes the trip.
UPDATE, 6:30 PM EST: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kiss on the field after Chiefs' big win
The Chiefs took down the top-seeded Ravens to punch their ticket to Super Bowl LVIII with a 17-10 victory.
After the final play, Taylor headed down to the field, where she shared a kiss with Travis as he celebrated the win with his friends and family.
The NFL paid homage to the Grammy winner in their post commemorating the Chiefs' win, featuring an illustration of Travis holding up Taylor's signature heart-hand pose with Patrick Mahomes in a "getaway car to Vegas."
Super Bowl LVIII will be held at Allegiant Stadium on February 11.
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