ExtremeRavens Posted September 26 Posted September 26 While Taylor Swift is living “The Life of a Showgirl,” she can still be cautious about her public appearances. The pop star has been spotted at numerous Kansas City Chiefs games, supporting her fiance and tight end Travis Kelce. As the Ravens prepare to face the team at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday and amid security concerns, will we see Swift on screen? Swift was seen at the Chiefs’ Sept. 14 home game behind a barrier, just days after the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparked increased fears of public gun violence. Swift secured a restraining order against her alleged stalker this week, The Los Angeles Times reported, and last year, she canceled “Eras Tour” shows in Vienna after the CIA uncovered plans to attack fans at the concert. Swift is also set to release her newest album “The Life of a Showgirl” on Oct. 3. She is expected to appear on “The Graham Norton Show” on the release day and “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Oct. 5. (L-R) Ashley Avignone, Taylor Swift, Alana Haim and Este Haim attend Super Bowl LIX at Caesars Superdome on February 09, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) Swift made her debut as an NFL WAG — wives and girlfriends — in September 2023 for her first game in Kansas City. Since then, she has attended many Chiefs home and away games while juggling the tail end of “The Eras Tour” and writing new music. Baltimore is sentimental to Swift, she said last month on the New Heights podcast hosted by Kelce and his brother, former Eagles center Jason Kelce. (Jason made his own Baltimore appearance Monday, suiting up in a Marching Ravens uniform to play the saxophone at the game.) Swift recalled the “magical” moment of celebrating the Chiefs’ AFC Championship win on the field of the M&T Bank Stadium last year. “It’s one of my most cherished memories because I was so proud of you,” Swift told Travis Kelce. “The Alchemy” off her latest album, “The Tortured Poet’s Department,” is a love song seemingly inspired by her NFL love story and, possibly, the celebration in Baltimore. The song depicts the celebration of a win with a lots of football imagery. “Where’s the trophy? He just comes running over to me,” the bridge says. Have a news tip? Contact Abigail Olear at aolear@baltsun.com. View the full article Quote
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