**Bravo Developing Reality Series Featuring Kansas City Chiefs WAGs**

Bravo is developing a new reality series that will showcase the lives of the wives and girlfriends of Kansas City Chiefs players, Deadline has learned. This series, currently in the early stages of development, will closely follow the personal lives of these women as they support some of the most prominent athletes of the NFL team that has clinched the last two Super Bowl championships.

The Kansas City Chiefs have become a focal point of media buzz, especially after Taylor Swift's relationship with the team's star tight end, Travis Kelce, drew widespread attention. The first report about this upcoming series, revealed by People, noted that the final cast lineup is still being decided. However, two names being considered are Sheawna Weathersby and Chariah Gordon.

Chariah Gordon, who is engaged to wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr., brings star power to the potential cast. Hardman celebrated Super Bowl victories with the Chiefs in 2019, 2022, and 2023. Gordon has publicly showcased her connection to the team; a recent social media post featured her alongside her fiancé, Swift, and Kelce, highlighting the close-knit community among the Chiefs' players and their partners.

Sheawna Weathersby is another strong candidate for the series, known for her relationship with defensive tackle Chris Jones. Together, they share two children. Jones has been a cornerstone of the Chiefs’ defense since joining in 2016 and has won three recent Super Bowl titles with the team. Weathersby also shares a friendship with singer "Fortnight," evidenced by a recent Instagram post.

As the Chiefs endeavor to make NFL history by aiming for their third consecutive Super Bowl title, they currently lead the AFC West, with a perfect start to the 2024 season, winning all four of their games so far. This potential series promises to offer an intimate glimpse into the lives of the partners of some of football's biggest stars, adding another layer to the compelling narrative of the Kansas City Chiefs.