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Taylor Swift spotted sitting next to Travis Kelce's mom at Kansas City Chiefs game amid dating rumors

Taylor Swift is seen during a football game seated with the mother of her rumored recent boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
Taylor Swift was seen during a football game Sunday seated with the mother of her rumored recent boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Donna Kelce, Travis' mother, is not pictured. Jason Hanna/Getty Images
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While in her life she has done greater things than dating a boy on the football team, rumors around Taylor Swift's suspected romance with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce reached new heights on Sunday.

The pop superstar was spotted in Kelce's suite — seated next to his mother — during a game between the Chiefs and Chicago Bears at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

The Chiefs took an early lead in the game, perhaps spurred on by Swift's enthusiastic presence in the crowd.

The pair's rumored partnership has gained steam in recent months after Kelce announced in an episode of his brother's podcast that he'd tried to woo the "Cruel Summer" singer after one of her concerts by presenting her with a friendship bracelet with his number on it

The tight end said he "took it personal" when she didn't agree to meet him after the show and instead invited her to one of his games — which she apparently has taken him up on. 

 

Swift's presence at the game electrified the internet, causing fans and critics alike to speculate wildly on social media about the pair's status — a regular occurrence when the Eras Tour icon is connected with a new prospective love interest.

While it remains unclear whether a pairing with Kelce will be Swift's next love story, fans are definitely ready for it.

Representatives for Swift did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider.

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