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Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce at Super Bowl Opening Night: Taylor Swift is 'unbelievable'
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Date：2025-04-17 22:51:43
Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs were the first team up at Super Bowl 58 media night Monday.
Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones and Kansas City's marquee players all had individual podiums as they fielded questions from reporters. Of course, one of the first questions Kelce was asked was about his pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift.
Swift won her 13th and 14th Grammys on Sunday, including an historic fourth album of the year award.
"She’s unbelievable. She’s rewriting the history books. I told her I need to hold up my end of the bargain and bring home some hardware, too," Kelce said. "Taylor has an unbelievable fan base that follows her and supports her throughout her life, and it's been fun to gather the Swifties and Chiefs Kingdom and open them up to the football world and the sports world."
Kelce has a chance to make it an award-winning week for the couple when the Chiefs face the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas. Swift is expected to be in attendance at Allegiant Stadium in support of her boyfriend.
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Contributing: Victoria Hernandez, USA TODAY
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