### Taylor Swift Absent from Kelce's Game Amid Speculation Over Relationship Impact

Taylor Swift's absence at Travis Kelce's recent game has sparked speculation, but insiders reveal that both celebrities maintain busy individual careers and are resilient to such rumors. The renowned pop star was at the Arrowhead Stadium for the first two Kansas City Chiefs games this season; however, she missed last Sunday's game and the previous week's victory against the Falcons in Atlanta.

Criticism has emerged suggesting Swift's relationship with Kelce—and their off-season partying—might be affecting his performance on the field. Insiders close to Swift, however, have condemned these claims as "absurd" and "misogynistic," asserting that her physical presence at games should not be linked to his performance.

The "Bad Blood" singer is not new to showing support for Kelce; during last season, she was frequently seen at his games celebrating the Chiefs’ victories along with his mother Donna Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' wife, Brittany. She was also at the Super Bowl final in February, cheering as the Kansas City team triumphed over the San Francisco 49ers.

Kelce’s return to the field this season has been rocky, with former ESPN analyst Todd McShay criticizing the tight end for allegedly prioritizing partying over training. Nonetheless, insiders suggest Swift is unfairly targeted for these performance issues, underlining that television allows them to support each other without being physically present.

The media frenzy surrounding their relationship escalated further with the circulation of a supposed breakup contract drafted by Kelce's PR company, Full Scope, which stated September 28 as their separation date. Contrary to the rumors, insiders confirm that Swift and Kelce spent that day together in Los Angeles.

Despite the controversial start, Kelce made a significant comeback by recording his 917th career catch, breaking Tony Gonzalez’s franchise record. Swift, meanwhile, remains focused on her Eras Tour, hitting the road again on October 18 with North American dates scheduled through December.