Taylor Swift to attend Super Bowl to support Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs: source

Travis Kelce whispered ‘I love you’ to Taylor Swift after the Chiefs became Super Bowl LVIII bound to face San Francisco 49ers

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Taylor Swift plans on being in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl, Fox News Digital has learned.

The “Midnights” singer is even planning out how she’ll spend her time in Nevada, the source added.

Swift has been on a break from her “Eras Tour” for a few months before concerts resume next week in Japan, where she’ll perform four shows through Feb. 10. Super Bowl LVIII is on Feb. 11.

She’ll have to take an 11-hour flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas to see Kelce play. She could arrive in Sin City by Saturday evening on Feb. 10 due to the 14-hour time difference.

A source told the U.S. Sun that Taylor’s main priority in heading back to the States so quickly is “to support Travis and the Chiefs.”

“She is loving the process, coming to the games and seeing Travis happy and enjoying winning and doing great,” the source added. “She wants to be there for him and share this moment with him, as he can make history.”

The source added, “She wants to focus on that, be in the stands, and have a great time with her friends and family. She wants the whole experience of the game, to be a fan like she has been doing every time she comes to Travis’ games.”

Swift, 34, joined Kelce, 34, on the field for her first time for the postgame speeches after the Kansas City Chiefs’ win on Sunday, when they clinched the AFC title and advanced to the Super Bowl.

“How about that one, huh?” Kelce could be heard saying as he saw Swift for the first time after the game.

“Oh my God, I’ve never seen anything like that in my life,” Swift said while hugging Kelce before he kissed her.

In another clip circulating on X, formerly known as Twitter, Travis could be heard saying, “Tay, I’m gonna enjoy with the guys. I love you. So much fun! I’ll see you in a little bit.”

The Super Bowl begins at 3:30 p.m. PT on Feb. 11.