Taylor Swift Unhappy As Andy Reid and Chiefs might let go of a star player, Not Patrick Mahomes but T….

The cat’s not out of the bag officially yet, but fans are more than capable of putting two and two together when it comes to Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and pop star Taylor Swift.

The so-called Chiefs Kingdom and diehard Swifties found themselves in a crossover episode on Sunday, as the Kelce-Swift dating rumors made waves in Week 3 when Swift was seen in attendance in Arrowhead for Kansas City’s matchup against Chicago.

The pair have reportedly been seeing each other, and the romance may be more serious than assumed. The famous pop star was with Kelce’s mom, Donna, in a suite for the game.

Things got even spicier after the game, as the pair were seen leaving the stadium together.

Neither Kelce nor Swift have publicly commented about her showing at Arrowhead, but the math is speaking for itself.

Earlier this week, Kelce put the ball in the 33-year-old singer’s court. During an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show”, he said that she had an open invitation to see him play at Arrowhead Stadium.

“I threw the ball in her court and told her, ‘I’ve seen you rock the stage in Arrowhead. You might have to come see me rock the stage in Arrowhead and see which one’s a little more lit.’”

Mahomes said that Kelce told him on Friday that Swift would be in attendance, but he “said it so nonchalantly that (I) didn’t know if it was true or not.” After the game, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid joked that he “set them up,” while Mahomes praised Swift’s talent, and admitted he has never gotten the chance to meet the pop star.

“She’s tremendous at everything she does,” Mahomes said. “I haven’t got to meet her, but if she ends up with Travis, I’ll probably get to meet her.”

If there was any game for Swift to attend, this week’s contest against the Bears was an excellent choice. The Chiefs routed Justin Fields and Co. on Sunday, putting a 41-10 beatdown on the Bears.

Per usual, Kelce balled out, leading all receivers with seven catches for 69 yards and a touchdown. On the Chiefs’ first drive in the second half, Patrick Mahomes found his star tight end in the back of the end zone for a three-yard score.

Make no mistake — Mahomes knew very well the kind of company that was in attendance at Arrowhead on Sunday. The Chiefs QB admitted after the game that with Swift in attendance, he knew specifically who to target on offense.