Taylor Swift Greets Fans in Green Bay Before Travis Kelce, Chiefs Game

Taylor Swift's presence at any Kansas City Chiefs game is quickly becoming a massive event itself aside from any action on the field, and Sunday in Green Bay proved no different.

Swift arrived prior to the Chiefs' Sunday Night Football showdown against the Packers wearing an all-black outfit and a red overcoat on top, flanked by security as well as Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' wife Brittany, who joined her in a luxury box.

As Swift walked to the box, she was greeted enthusiastically by fans who wanted to catch a glimpse of the pop star. Swift greeted them back warmly.

Swift, who recently completed the South American leg of her Eras Tour, has been hanging out in Kansas City with Kelce and the couple apparently plans to spend the holidays together.

Multiple other outlets posted videos of Swift entering the building, including a Milwaukee radio station that appeared to catch a brief moment of confusion as Mahomes and Swift tried to figure out which way to go at the arena.

When the duo reached their box, Swift could be seen taking photos and video on her phone. Sunday Night Football showed her looking excited prior to kickoff, as well as a number of fans who had signs and jerseys made for the occasion. One fan had a custom jersey with Kelce's No. 87, but the words "Taylor's Boyfriend" where "Kelce" normally would sit above the number.

"Taylor's first game at Lambeau, forget Patrick," Sunday Night Football anchor Maria Taylor remarked, referencing Patrick Mahomes' debut at the legendary football stadium.

Swift attended her first Chiefs game in September, sitting in a luxury box with Donna Kelce as Travis and the Chiefs beat the Chicago Bears. After that appearance, Swift became a regular at Chiefs games, attending three more before her Eras Tour took her to Argentina and Brazil.

Kelce's performance with Swift in attendance became something of a meme. Through eight games, Kelce averaged 108 yards per game with Swift at the game, vs. 41.3 yards per game with her elsewhere. Chiefs coach Andy Reid joked at one point that Swift can "stay around all she wants."

The NBC crew, Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth, noted Swift's presence as well when cameras panned to her in the second quarter.

"We're lucky: We've had her twice now," Collinsworth remarked.

Tirico, meanwhile, noted that Swift was in Europe earlier this week for the London premiere of Beyonce's "Renaissance" movie.

"Let's point out, she's been to five Chiefs games, three at home, the only two road games were Sunday night," Tirico said. "So she's on tour with us."