Taylor Swift is in a party mood!

The 34-year-old pop star appeared to be in high spirits after watching her boyfriend Travis Kelce and his team, the Kansas City Chiefs, win their season opener on Thursday, September 5.

In an Instagram Story video reposted on X (formerly known as Twitter), the “August” singer was seen talking to Chariah Gordon, the fiancée of Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr., about the game.

The footage shows Swift asking Gordon, “How are you feeling after this win?” following the Chiefs’ 27-20 victory at Arrowhead Stadium.

“I feel great after this win. How are you feeling, sissy?” said Gordon.

“I feel amazing!” Swift replied, prompting Gordon to cheer and dance for the camera. Swift could then be seen joining her, jumping up and down excitedly in the background.

Swift was filmed arriving at Arrowhead Stadium in a golf cart, greeting fans on the way to the game. She was seen cheering on her boyfriend, along with his father Ed Kelce and mother Donna Kelce.

Swift and Ed were seen laughing during the NBC broadcast as Travis warmed up on the field below, with the singer also giving a thumbs up to fans nearby,

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Swift and her boyfriend were later photographed leaving the Missouri stadium hand-in-hand. The singer wore a matchday outfit: a denim Versace corset crop top, denim shorts, and red Giuseppe Zanotti thigh-high boots.

Swift is currently on hiatus following the conclusion of the European leg of her Eras Tour in mid-August, after playing a second set of shows at Wembley Stadium in London. Her tour is scheduled to resume in Miami in mid-October.

The Chief tight end has previously supported the singer on tour and has appeared at several of her concerts in recent months, even joining her on stage during her June 23 show at London’s Wembley Stadium.

It seems like she’s just as supportive of his career, as he recently shared on the Rich Eisen Show that the musician “creates plays for me,” adding, “We’ll see if they can make it to Coach (Andy) Reid’s office.”

“She was just so open to learning the game, she didn’t know much about the rules or anything … I think she was just curious about the profession,” he continued. “I know none of the plays have reached Coach Reid yet, but if they ever do, I’ll make sure everyone knows it’s her creation.”