Caitlin Clark got another front-row seat for the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce orbit on Sunday, this time taking in the Chiefs’ game against the Los Angeles Chargers from Arrowhead Stadium.
The Indiana Fever star was in Swift’s suite as Kansas City hosted Los Angeles, with the two photographed talking and watching the action together. Este Haim of the band Haim was also in the VIP suite, according to Page Six, while Swift showed up to support her husband in a red turtleneck sweater.
For Clark, the timing lined up with a bit of down time. The Fever were bounced from the WNBA playoffs by the Las Vegas Aces in the first round, and she appears to be using the offseason to lean into the things she loves most.
This wasn’t a one-time crossover, either. Clark and Swift have already shared a suite for a Chiefs playoff win over the Houston Texans in January 2025, and Clark was also back at Arrowhead for a game against the Detroit Lions last October.
The bond makes sense when you look at Clark’s track record as a Swift fan. She went to the Eras Tour in Indianapolis in November 2024, then talked about it on Kelce’s New Heights podcast not long after.
“Electric. It was great,” Clark said, via Sports Illustrated. “My mom was like begging me to take her.”
Clark added that the concert “turned my mom into a full swiftie.”
And after that playoff game meeting with Swift, Clark made it clear the pop star had left an impression.
“I think what people don’t always realize about people with a certain spotlight, whether it’s her, whether it’s me, whether it’s another professional athlete or a pop star, we’re real people,” Clark said, via ESPN’s Alexa Philippou. “We’re just having normal conversations as any other person in Arrowhead Stadium that night.
She loves the Chiefs just as much as I do. I’m talking football with her.”
“She loved it, and just like her passion, and honestly, probably one of the sweetest people I’ve ever been around,” Clark continued. “And everybody says that when you meet her, but it’s really true. She just treats everybody with the same amount of kindness, and her family was great.”
Clark’s support has shown up in other places, too. She went viral for wearing an Eras Tour shirt in a Fever social media post in May 2025, asked ahead of Swift’s New Heights appearance last August, “ Are we sure YouTube isn’t going to crash tonight? ” and recently debuted “Friendship Bracelet” Nike Caitlin 1s inspired by the Eras Tour trend.
At this point, Clark’s Swiftie credentials are beyond dispute.
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