Once again, it appears Taylor Swift is off to watch Travis Kelce play for the Kansas City Chiefs.
She was in Green Bay two weeks ago, then she was in Kansas City for the game against the Bills. She revealed in her Time Person of the Year feature just how supportive she and Kelce are of each other.
And of course, she doesn’t care about ticking off “a few dads, Brads and Chads.”
Those who track Swift’s planes show that she’s left Morristown, New Jersey on Sunday morning, with the plane headed to Warwick,
Rhode Island — that and a 45-minute car ride would get her to Gillette Stadium for the Chiefs and Patriots game:
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