Taylor Swift is back at Arrowhead Stadium.
The pop star appeared at the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos season opener in support of her husband, Travis Kelce. This marks the first game that Swift has attended since the two said âÂÂI doâ in July at Madison Square Garden.
Broadcast cameras caught Swift speaking to Tom Cruise in the Chiefs suite.
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The Oscar-winning actor was one of the 1,000 guests who attended the couple's wedding over the summer. In an ESPN interview with Kelce and Patrick Mahomes that aired prior to kickoff Monday night (Sept. 14), the Chiefs tight end gushed about the magical night.
âÂÂIt was the best night of my life,â Kelce said. âÂÂMarrying Taylor was more than I could have ever dreamed it to be because of all the people that showed up and the amount of love that was in the air. ItâÂÂs been unbelievable, man.âÂÂ
Article Continues BelowThe Chiefs quarterback also shared how he felt about the night as he attended with his wife, Brittany Mahomes.
âÂÂI was super excited to see him, to see Taylor, them come together,â Mahomes said. âÂÂAnd I mean, you saw with the people around themâÂÂtheyâÂÂre two special people and one of the best nights I think of all time for anybody.âÂÂ
Swift has not yet spoken out about the wedding but this is not the first time Kelce has shared his excitement about their special day.
âÂÂMe and Taylor are so thankful for everybody that showed up, from the vows to just seeing everyone, to how much fun we had, throughout the entire evening and hearing that, kind of be relayed through everybodyâÂÂs stories of the night,â Kelce recounted on the Sept. 2 episode of New Heights with his brother, Jason Kelce. âÂÂAnd it was just so magical, man.âÂÂ
The âÂÂCruel Summerâ singer has only been appearing at home games since last season so if she keeps with this pattern she may be at the Indianapolis Colts game when they face the Chiefs on Sept. 20.

