Christmas looks a little different this year for the Swift family.
Taylor Swift, 34, rang in the holiday with her parents and brother by cheering on Travis Kelce and his Kansas City Chiefs as they took on the Las Vegas Raiders.
Taylor — who was joined by her mom Andrea, dad Scott, and her brother, Austin — arrived at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday sporting a plaid skirt and a cashmere bomber jacket layered over a festive red sweater.
Along with her signature red lipstick, the “Cruel Summer” singer completed the look with a classy black bow in her hair.
She was seen arriving in a golf cart with a big smile on her face as her brother, dressed as Santa Claus, sat beside her ringing a big bell. Her mom was seen waving at fans from the front seat.
Once inside the VIP suite, Taylor wore a Santa hat with Kelce’s jersey number 87 on the fur trim while her dad cheered from behind in a black and red jacket.
The tight end’s dad, Ed Kelce, was also spotted in the suite rooting for his son.
Taylor’s new pal, Brittany Mahomes, also wore a Santa hat with her husband quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ number scrawled along the trim.
Yet Taylor’s attendance at the divisional matchup doesn’t come as much of a shock.
The 12-time Grammy winner has been to nearly half of Travis’ games since they first went public with their romance in September and has often been decked out in Chiefs gear.
An insider also exclusively revealed to Page Six last week that the “Anti-Hero” singer would be spending both Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Kansas City with Travis, who has work on both holidays.
“She’ll for sure be at the games,” the source told us.
However, our insider was unable to reveal whether or not Taylor was planning to stay in the Midwest in between the games or if she will fly back home.
Despite having to play on Christmas Day, Travis told People last week that he was still planning to celebrate the holiday afterwards.
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“It will be a fun one,” the hunky tight end said, keeping mum on his exact plans.
Although he didn’t mention Taylor directly, the NFL player said he was excited to spend the day with Chiefs fans — and potentially his brother, Jason Kelce, later in the week.
“It’s always a luxury playing for Kansas City — home and away,” he told the outlet, noting that Jason, who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles, “sent him a text” about getting together once their respective games are over.
Meanwhile, the NFL players’ mom, Donna Kelce, also confirmed that she will be in Philadelphia for the holiday, giving Travis even more incentive to make the trek east.
Although Taylor has already met both of Travis’ parents, it appears she has yet to meet his older brother, sister-in-law Kylie and three nieces — Wyatt, 3, Elliotte, 2, and Bennett, who was born in March.
Despite celebrating the holiday watching football, Taylor has been embodying the true spirit of Christmas for weeks now.
Following the Chiefs’ win over the New England Patriots on Dec. 17, the “All Too Well” singer was seen tipping stadium staff very generously. A photo of the singer handing several $100 bills to a staff member in the kitchen quickly made its rounds on social media.
While it’s unclear exactly how much money Taylor handed over, most of it was believed to go to her suite’s food runners.
