Taylor Swift’s Thanksgiving Attendance Remains Uncertain as Chiefs Face Cowboys

ARLINGTON, Texas — Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs are set to face the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on November 27 at 4:30 p.m. ET, but uncertainty looms regarding the attendance of Kelce’s fiancée, Taylor Swift. Swift has not participated in any of Kelce’s away games this season or last, primarily due to security concerns.

Sources indicate that Swift and Kelce are planning a low-key, family-oriented Thanksgiving. A source told Us Weekly on October 29 that their holiday plans would not involve major travel and that they aim to spend time with both families. Last Thanksgiving, the couple managed to keep their celebrations in Nashville private, with Swift reportedly hosting their families.

Despite their tight-lipped approach this year, a strong bond has formed between the two families. The same source mentioned, “Travis fits right in with her family, and Taylor adores his mom, Donna. They make sure to see both sides as often as they can.” Kelce also has an important game on Christmas Day, which Swift attended last year.

Swift’s focus is also on her upcoming release of a docuseries, “The End of an Era,” on Disney+ starting December 12. The series reportedly includes behind-the-scenes moments of her life and relationship with Kelce during her Eras Tour. She expressed her excitement for fans on Instagram, hinting at a more intimate look into their relationship.

The couple’s first Thanksgiving as an engaged pair comes with added scrutiny, particularly due to Kelce’s away game and Swift’s history of avoiding events that attract heavy security. Local Dallas reporters have speculated about Swift’s possible attendance, but no official confirmation has been provided. The only certainty is that regardless of Swift’s presence, Kelce will be on the field.