TAYLOR Swift was the talk of the town when she watched Travis Kelce win the Super Bowl in February.
But she will not be able to catch the rematch next season.
The Kansas City Chiefs face the San Francisco 49ers on October 20 in the NFL schedule, that was released yesterday.
But Swift, 34, will be north of the border playing a gig in Toronto, Canada.
There is better news for the power couple – and ratings-driven NFL execs – in that the superstar could be in town for the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens on September 5.
The Chiefs host the Cincinnati Bengals ten days later and Swift should be around for that showdown also, as she is on a two-month hiatus.
But her Eras tour picks up again in October
Swift has not announced tour plans for 2025 yet so she should be able to avoid a clash with next year's Super Bowl if Kelce's Chiefs can reach it for the third successive time.
He has also been a supportive partner and jetted off to Europe to watch her sing in Paris earlier this month.
Swift is due to play in Portugal, Spain, France, the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Poland and Austria.
And Kelce, 34, looks like he is ready to do some offseason travelling round Europe.
"I'm gonna be dancing around, yeah. I'm all over the world this offseason," he said.
"It's like the yin to my yang. Football, it keeps me locked in to Kansas City during the season and you know I just gotta fly around and have some fun in the offseason."
"Travis couldn't wait to attend Taylor's European leg of her Eras tour, a source told Entertainment Today.
"He was very excited to see Taylor in action yet again, and enjoys watching her perform and singing along."
"He’s a very supportive partner, as is she.
"The two are making it a point to celebrate each other's achievements, and show up when it matters most."
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour
Friday, Oct. 18 – Sunday, Oct. 20 – Miami, Florida
Friday, Oct. 25 – Sunday, Oct. 27 – New Orleans, Louisiana
Friday, Nov. 1 – Sunday, Nov. 3 – Indianapolis, Indiana
Thursday, Nov. 14 – Saturday, Nov. 16 – Toronto
Thursday, Nov. 21 – Saturday, Nov. 23 – Toronto
Friday, Dec. 6 – Sunday, Dec. 8 – Vancouver
Travis Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs Schedule
Games that Swift may be able to attend are bolded
Thursday, Sept. 5 – Baltimore Ravens at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Sept. 15 – Cincinnati Bengals at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Sept. 22 – Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons
Sunday, Sept. 29 – Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers
Monday, Oct. 7 – New Orleans Saints at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Oct. 20 – Kansas City Chiefs at San Francisco 49ers
Sunday Oct. 27 – Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders
Monday, Nov. 4 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Nov. 10 – Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Nov. 17 – Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Sunday, Nov. 24 – Kansas City Chiefs at Carolina Panthers
Friday, Nov. 29 – Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Dec. 8 – Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, Dec. 15 – Kansas City Chiefs at Cleveland Browns
Saturday, Dec. 21 – Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs
Wednesday, Dec. 25 – Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers
Saturday, Jan. 4 or Sunday, Jan. 5 – Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos
The NFL's ratings shot up last season thanks to Kelce's high-profile romance with Swift.
And it is no surprise that his Chiefs have been served up as part of the festive football feast.
Netflix is the latest streaming giant to try and cash in on the NFL.
It will broadcast two Christmas Day games in a first for the league.
Netflix's offerings will be the Chiefs against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Ravens' clash with the Houston Texans.
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