In a heartwarming display of support, pop megastar Taylor Swift delighted her boyfriend, Chiefs player Travis Kelce, by making homemade cinnamon rolls for him before a recent game. The news was revealed by former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar, who shared his experience during an interview on the "Tobin & Leroy Show" on Audacy's AM 560 Sports WQAM.

Kosar, who had snapped photos with Swift before the Chiefs' game against the Chargers on October 22, spoke highly of the singer's kindness. He described her as a genuinely nice person and praised her humble nature despite her immense fame. Kosar also revealed that he had watched a Browns game with Swift before the Chiefs' victorious match against the Chargers, in which they secured a 31-17 win at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium during Week 7.

Since their summer romance began, Swift has attended a total of seven Chiefs games this season, including their recent 27-17 triumph over the Patriots in New England. Given her busy schedule as a 12-time Grammy winner, Swift is currently on hiatus from her "Eras Tour" and will resume touring in the new year.

As for Kelce, the two-time Super Bowl champion is focused on his upcoming game against the Raiders on Christmas Day. Despite his excitement for the holiday, he expressed his eagerness to spend the afternoon with his extended Chiefs Kingdom family. Kelce recently shared his optimism about the game, stating that it will be a fun one.

According to a source quoted by Page Six, Swift and Kelce are planning to spend both Christmas and New Year's Eve together, further cementing their bond.

The Chiefs are now looking to add a second consecutive win to their record when they face the Raiders on Christmas Day. With Kelce's talents on the field, and Swift's support off it, it is sure to be an exciting game for both the couple and Chiefs fans alike.

As the holiday season approaches, the heartwarming gesture made by Taylor Swift by preparing homemade cinnamon rolls only adds to the sweet memories shared by Travis Kelce and their growing relationship.