Taylor Swift to attend Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs game

Denver Broncos fans may be joined by Taylor Swift fans, or "Swifties," at the team's game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Denver is expected to have an influx of Broncos fans on Thursday night, as Taylor Swift's devoted fans, known as "Swifties," are reportedly planning to attend the Denver Broncos game against the Kansas City Chiefs. This news comes after Swift has been spotted at two Chiefs games recently, sparking rumors of a romantic connection between the pop superstar and football player Travis Kelce.

According to a report from TMZ, Swift intends to travel to Missouri to watch Kelce play against the Broncos. The Chiefs have maintained an undefeated record since Swift's first appearance at their game against the Bears on September 24th. During that game, Swift joined Kelce's mother in the box seats, further fueling speculation about their relationship.

Kelce is already a prominent figure in the NFL, and Swift's association with him has garnered attention from her fans who may not typically follow football. However, Kelce's availability for Thursday's game is uncertain due to an ankle injury, as announced by the team on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Swift herself has a busy week ahead with the premiere of her "Eras Tour" movie in theaters.

Kelce has shown his admiration for Swift in the past, attending her "Eras Tour" concert at Arrowhead Stadium, his home turf. According to TMZ, he expressed disappointment that he couldn't give Swift a friendship bracelet during the concert. Trading friendship bracelets has become a tradition among Swift's fans at her concerts.

Donna Kelce, Travis Kelce's mother, appeared on the Today Show and refrained from discussing the potential relationship between her son and Swift, stating that it is still new. She mentioned that being seen with Swift in the box seats has added excitement to her life. When asked about meeting Swift, Donna Kelce simply described it as "okay."

The Broncos vs. Chiefs game will be broadcast nationally on Amazon Prime's streaming service and locally on KMGH, Denver 7. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:15 p.m.