Once again, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce prove that they are each other’s biggest fans!

A week after Kelce, 35, attended another of her Eras Tour shows, Swift showed her support for the Kansas City Chiefs tight end during another of his games on Sunday, November 10, footage from Arrowhead Stadium shows.

The 34-year-old pop superstar – who also attended his last two home games – arrived to cheer on Kelce and his teammates against the Denver Broncos, flanked by parents Scott and Andrea Swift, who have also become fixtures at Chiefs games.

For Sunday’s game, she opted for more business than casual, trading in her signature vintage Chiefs gear for a checked blazer and skirt set from Versace (in Chiefs red, of course).

She paired the two-piece set with a trio of wardrobe staples — a black corset, knee-high boots and a matching handbag — pulled her hair into a French twist and finished the look with her classic red lip.

At the final Chiefs game on Nov. 4, Swift watched with Kelce’s mother Donna as the star player led his team to a 30-24 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Ahead of Kansas City game day, the Grammy winner performed her final United States Eras Tour performance in Indianapolis, capping off months of American shows packed with hit songs, packed crowds and glamorous (and cryptic!) outfits.

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Kelce was attending one of her shows in Indianapolis, Indiana on November 2 when Swift surprised the crowd at Lucas Oil Stadium by changing her “Karma” lyrics one more time (with a sweet nod to him): “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, who are coming straight home to me.

In the November 6 episode of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, the tight end reminded me of watching one of Swift’s final tour performances as the record-breaking Eras Tour neared its end.

“I wanted to see Tay one more time before this thing closed,” he said on the podcast.

The Kansas City Chiefs next play the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium on November 17.