Grammy-winning singer Taylor Swift has made it to Super Bowl LVIII to cheer on her boyfriend, star tight end Travis Kelce, and his Kansas City Chiefs. Swift, who had just completed the Japan leg of her "The Eras Tour," arrived from Tokyo and landed at Los Angeles International Airport on Saturday afternoon, according to CBS News.

Swift wasted no time in heading to Las Vegas, where the big game is taking place at Allegiant Stadium. She made a stylish entrance, dressed in all black and sporting what appeared to be a Chiefs jacket. The NFL on CBS Twitter account shared a photo of the singer at the stadium, confirming her presence.

Accompanying Swift in the suite were actress Blake Lively and rapper Ice Spice. Later, Travis' brother, Jason Kelce, who plays as the center for the Philadelphia Eagles, joined the group. It seems that the stars have truly come out to support the Chiefs in their battle against the San Francisco 49ers.

Despite the long journey from Tokyo, Swift managed her time well, thanks to the time zone difference. The game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET, and she will be in attendance in a suite, as reported. It is unclear whether she flew to Las Vegas or drove from Los Angeles, considering that all parking spaces for private planes in Las Vegas were already booked for the weekend.

This is not the first time Swift has supported Kelce during his games. In fact, she has attended 12 of his games this season, often seen in the suite with his mother, Donna Kelce, and Jason Kelce. After the Chiefs' victory in the AFC Championship, Swift joined the celebrations on the field. If Kansas City emerges victorious again, there might be another celebration awaiting Swift.

Super Bowl LVIII will be broadcasted on CBS, with a family-friendly version airing on Nickelodeon and being streamed on Paramount+. Swift's presence is sure to add an extra touch of glamour to the star-studded event.

As fans eagerly await the kickoff of the game, it seems that Taylor Swift is ready to lend her support to the Chiefs and enjoy Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.