Pop superstar Taylor Swift was seen at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on Sunday, showing her support for her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, the All-Pro tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs. Swift, who had just celebrated her 34th birthday, watched the Patriots-Chiefs game from a suite at the stadium.

This was not Taylor Swift's first time at Gillette Stadium. Back in May, she had performed a three-show set as part of her hugely successful Eras Tour, which recently became the first tour to cross the billion-dollar mark according to Pollstar's year-end charts. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick had previously praised Swift's dedication during her concert in Massachusetts, where she performed in the pouring rain.

In an interview with Time Magazine for her 2023 Person of the Year feature, Swift revealed that her relationship with Travis Kelce began after he admitted on a podcast that he had missed the chance to give her a friendship bracelet during her performance at Arrowhead Stadium. Since then, Swift has been a regular attendee at Chiefs games, supporting Kelce throughout the season.

Coach Belichick had even predicted the couple's relationship before it became public, stating that Taylor Swift would be the biggest catch of Kelce's career. Last month, Kelce made a trip to Argentina during the Chiefs' bye week to watch Swift perform at the Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires.

The Patriots-Chiefs game on Sunday was originally scheduled for "Monday Night Football," but the NFL made a rare decision to reschedule it to Sunday afternoon, marking the first flexed game out of the Monday night slot in history. The Patriots came into the game with a 3-10 record, while the Chiefs had recently struggled with four losses in their last six games.

As for Swift, she is currently on a break from her Eras Tour, with her next performance scheduled for February 7th at the Tokyo Dome in Japan. Following her Japan concerts, she is set to perform at the Melbourne Cricket Grounds in Australia on February 16th, just after the Super Bowl on February 11th.

Taylor Swift's support for her boyfriend and her continued success in the music industry have once again brought her into the spotlight. Her presence at the Patriots-Chiefs game adds another chapter to the love story between Swift and Kelce, and fans eagerly await their next public appearances together.