TAYLOR SWIFT is set to miss out on Kansas going wild for Travis Kelce and the Super Bowl-winning Chiefs.
The superstar singer has been helping her boyfriend lap up all the success of seeing off the San Francisco 49ers at the weekend in Las Vegas.
The U.S. Sun was on the spot in Sin City as the pair partied long into the night with friends and family following the dramatic overtime win.
Travis is now back in Kansas City ahead of a parade on Wednesday where half a million people are expected to pack the streets to honor their NFL heroes.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas was quizzed about Taylor's plans and told everybody to "stay tuned" while cops stressed there would be enough officers on duty to deal with anything.
“I have absolutely no comment on the whereabouts of Ms. Swift,” Lucas said.
“I know she has representatives who can talk to you on all of that.
“We will have at least 600 Kansas City, Missouri, police officers in and around the route.
"We will have over 250 outside agencies, about 34 other law-enforcement agencies as well as our federal partners. We are ready.”
But The U.S. Sun understands Taylor will not be joining the party and will instead be preparing to head back to her blockbuster Eras world tour, with dates starting in Australia on Friday.
With a seven-date leg Down Under starting in Melbourne and ending in Sydney on February 26, it's back to the day job for the Cruel Summer singer following her wild trip from Japan to Vegas to watch Travis and his Chiefs pals bring home the glory.
If she was to stay in Kansas City and keep the good time rolling, a 17-hour flight to Australia would see her arrive in the early hours of Friday morning in Melbourne, which would hardly be the best preparation for the resumption of her knockout tour at the iconic 100,000 capacity cricket ground in the city.
Swift already embarked on one last-minute adventure just to make it to the Super Bowl.
She departed from Tokyo immediately after one of her Eras Tour shows at the Tokyo Dome. The 5,700-mil journey took 12 hours, but luckily Las Vegas in 17 hours behind. This means she technically gained 5 hours of time on her trip.
That luxury is impossible on a potential trip from Kansas City to Australia.
Swift will also likely want a few days to rest and prepare for her tour to resume, as she will constantly be on the road starting on Friday and continuing through the year.
She has seven shows to play in Australia in February before heading to Singapore in March. Her next break is after March 9, as she had the whole of April off from touring.
That break coincides with the release of her new album, The Tortured Poets Department, which comes out on April 19.
Perhaps Kelce will switch roles for the debut of her album, attending whatever events take place for the release of the much anticipated album. Swift showed up for all of his playoff games so he could be present to support her for album drop.
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