New fan footage from the Chiefs’ playoff win over the Texans has given an insight into the stressful viewing experience of Kansas City’s most famous fan.
Taylor Swift was once again at Arrowhead to cheer on her man Travis Kelce, and this time she was joined by another very famous face in Caitlin Clark.
While the pair were regularly shown on ABC’s TV coverage, new, never-before-seen footage has now emerged of Swift reacting to Kelce getting a first down.
In the revealing clip, Swift can be seen copying the tight end’s celebration, before muttering ‘Holy s***’ at what she had just seen.
On social media, fans quickly reacted to the new footage, with one noting: ‘She’s got that move down’, referring to the first-down celebration.
Another added: ‘She is so cute’, while one wrote: ‘She loves that first down signal!’
On the field, Chiefs tight end Kelce returned to his outstanding best against the Houston Texans, after an indifferent regular season that saw him slip below the standards many expect of him.
With just a point between the teams at the start of the fourth quarter, the 35-year-old Kelce reeled in a Patrick Mahomes pass to score a touchdown with the game on a knife-edge.
Swift erupted with joy in the VIP suite, leaping to her feet and hugging a visibly stunned WNBA superstar Clark. It was the key moment of the game, giving the Chiefs an eight-point lead. They would go on to record a 23-14 victory.
Overall, it was a brilliant display from Kelce. In the first quarter he signaled his return to his finest form by recording a vital 49-yard gain that sent Arrowhead Stadium – and Swift and Clark – wild.
The singer and the WNBA star were filmed hugging and high-fiving in celebration in their suite and while it was a tense game at times in Kansas City, Kelce made sure it was one that ended in celebration for his star-studded fans.
Next up for the Chiefs is a visit from another rival in next weekend’s AFC Championship game.
All eyes will be on Buffalo on Sunday night as the Bills take on the Ravens for the chance to fly to Kansas City.
