Taylor Swift appears to skip Travis Kelce’s Chiefs-Browns game

Travis Kelce will be looking to get a hometown win Sunday without his biggest fan in the stands.

Taylor Swift appeared to skip the Chiefs’ afternoon contest against the Browns at Huntington Bank Field in Kelce’s native Ohio, days after celebrating her 35th birthday with the star tight end, also 35.

Multiple outlets reported that security for the Browns said Swift would not be in attendance.

Swift’s guitarist Paul Sidoti, however, performed on the field before the game.

Kelce and his older brother, retired Eagles center Jason Kelce, grew up in Cleveland Heights.

It’s been a big week for Swift, who wrapped her blockbuster Eras Tour in Vancouver, Canada, last Sunday after a nearly two-year run.

The 14-time Grammy winner originally kicked off the blockbuster tour in Arizona in March 2023.

Kelce, whose Chiefs clinched their ninth consecutive AFC West title last week, praised Swift on Wednesday’s edition of his “New Heights” podcast as the Eras chapter came to a close.

“Shout out to Tay, the unbelievable Eras Tour has finally come to an end!” the three-time Super Bowl champ told older brother Jason Kelce on the show.

Kelce, who has been dating Swift since 2023, made a cameo appearance at an Eras Tour show in London over the summer, appearing on stage during the “Tortured Poets Department” era.

The “Fortnight” singer said in an Instagram post following the June show that she was “still cracking up/swooning” over Kelce’s appearance.

“Never going to forget these shows,” Swift posted.

A source told People earlier in the week that Swift is “looking forward to the holidays” with Kelce after wrapping the global tour.

The Chiefs are playing on Christmas Day once again, but this year, they’ll be visiting the Steelers in Pittsburgh.

Kansas City hosted Las Vegas on the holiday last year, with the Raiders upsetting its rival in front of Swift and her family, 20-14.

Despite the loss, the Chiefs walked away with the ultimate prize in February: a second straight Super Bowl win.