KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) 鈥� You could say that Taylor Swift's championship era is in its second consecutive season.
The 14-time Grammy Award-winning superstar returned to Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday and watched her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs for a spot in their third consecutive Super Bowl.
Swift walked down the tunnel to her usual suite about 90 minutes before kickoff. And while she was decked out in Chanel for the divisional round against Houston, she opted for a sleek black-and-gold Louis Vuitton look for the AFC title game, including a jacquard knit jacket that retails for $5,000 and a stocking cap with a list price of $830.
Modest fare compared to what suite prices for the Super Bowl will probably run.
Swift will almost certainly be in New Orleans with her celebrity friends when the Chiefs go for an unprecedented third straight Lombardi Trophy against the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 9. They got a big game from Patrick Mahomes 鈥� no surprise there 鈥� and some key stops from their defense to get past the Bills.
Swift began last season, when he invited the 鈥淎nti-Hero鈥� singer to watch him in . And their relationship only seemed to blossom into the new year, with Swift eventually celebrating on the field with Kelce after the Chiefs had beaten the Ravens in Baltimore for the AFC championship.
Then came the Super Bowl, and Swift's much-watched dash from a concert in Tokyo for kickoff of the big game in Las Vegas.
She made it with plenty of time to spare, of course. And Swift became the focus of attention in her own right, winning what appeared to be a , partying with such as Blake Lively, Ice Spice and Lana Del Rey, and standing next to Kelce's mother, Donna, while he held aloft the Lombardi Trophy following the 25-22 win over the 49ers.
The couple eventually again on the field at Allegiant Stadium.
As confetti flew on the field, they kissed again in celebration at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday night. Swift gave Chiefs coach Andy Reid a big hug, and she celebrated with Donna Kelce and the rest of some 80,000 fans.
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Dave Skretta, The Associated Press
