Swifties left Gillette Stadium happy on Sunday after the popstar was in attendance for the Patriots-Chiefs game in Foxboro.
Plenty of fans were at Gillette Stadium on Sunday hoping to get a glimpse of Taylor Swift cheering on her boyfriend as the New England Patriots hosted the Kansas City Chiefs.
Their wish was granted as the popstar arrived in Foxborough, Massachusetts, a little before kickoff, then sat in one of Gillette's boxes. Also with her was musician and actress Alana Haim.
A poster of Swift in a Gillette Stadium tunnel even turned Kelce's head before the game began.
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It was a great day for Chiefs fans and Swifties, many of whom said they were only at the game hoping for a glimpse of Swift.
"We have our binoculars. We're just trying to see Taylor," Kara May, of Needham, said.
Seeing Swift at Gillette under these circumstances was a lot more affordable than her Eras Tour this past summer.
Not everyone was thrilled to see the singer, however.
"Taylor Swift is ruining football," 10-year-old Jordan Sisum said. "We're here for football, not Taylor Swift."
Other fans were at the game for both -- Swift and football.
"We're not doing very well this year so it's been tough to pay the money to come to the game but we're here for Taylor, Swift, and Bill Belichick," Canton resident Julia Kent said.
Like Swift, Bill Belichick has been in the spotlight recently -- though in a very different way, with a 3-11 record.
His future with the Patriots has been a hot topic in New England, but many still point to the fact that he's won six Super Bowls with the team.
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Swift and Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce started dating over the summer. This marks her seventh time cheering him on this season, including away games in New Jersey, Wisconsin and Massachusetts.
Sunday was the first time she brought one of her parents to watch the game with her.
Swift is currently on a break from her sold-out Eras Tour, which picks back up in Tokyo in February.
And she has some fond memories of Foxboro from her tour, like the infamous Saturday rain show, where she and thousands of fans danced for hours in a downpour. Afterward, none other than Belichick called it an impressive performance.
