Taylor Swift dances with Brittany Mahomes at Chiefs game

Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce make a pretty strong combination on the field, and now their significant others seem to be creating a bond, too. Cameras captured Brittany Mahomes and Taylor Swift showing off a few dance moves prior to Sunday’s kickoff between the Chiefs and Chargers.

Swift made her way to Arrowhead Stadium again to watch Kelce in action. She appears to be making some friends in Kansas City, most notably Mahomes’ wife, Brittany.

Below is the video shared by the NFL:

.@taylorswift13 and @BrittanyLynne are vibing at Arrowhead 💃

📺: #LACvsKC on CBS
📱: Stream on #NFLPlus https://t.co/iTs8HMaXlh pic.twitter.com/5bh5uw4kzY

— NFL (@NFL) October 22, 2023

Swift has become a frequent guest of Kelce’s during these games, as the two have recently started dating. She’s even donning Chiefs apparel for the occasion.

The Chiefs are hosting the Chargers in Week 7.

This marks the fourth time Swift has attended a Chiefs game this season, three of those at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. Her first game was against the Chicago Bears in Week 3. She followed that up with a trip to MetLife Stadium for the Chiefs’ matchup against the New York Jets.

Swift then saw Kelce in action during last week’s Thursday Night Football game against the Denver Broncos. For those curious, Kansas City owns a 3-0 record when the pop star has attended a game this season.

Al Michaels describes NFL covering Taylor Swift

Legendary sports broadcaster Al Michaels called his first game with Swift in attendance last week during the Thursday Night Football broadcast. Although he’s seen pretty much everything, he admits that covering the singer is a little bit awkward.

Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Michaels explained that it can be difficult to describe what’s happening when cameras pan to Swift.

“We love it, man.” Al Michaels said. “We had to be judicious, we had the game last Thursday night in Kansas City, we knew she’d be there. So, how much do you show her? She had been on twice and football fans were going, ‘Enough!’ But we were praying she’d come into the booth and sing for us.

“I had to acknowledge it, but what do you do? We had a shot of her, and I didn’t know how to describe her.”

It’s certainly a unique twist to the world of sports. And Michaels said trying to navigate the situation isn’t always the easiest.

“You’re doing a game like that, I know the internet’s going to blow up, Page Six is waiting for whatever I say,” Michaels said. “You know what I really wanted to say? Fiancé. I didn’t because I figured Travis would beat me up at the end of the game. It’s hard because people tune in to watch a football game, I’m not doing Access Hollywood. At a certain point, it’s like, where do you go from here?”