For Swifties, seeing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce walk the red carpet at the Grammy Awards on Sunday would be revolutionary.
The Kansas City Chiefs are aiming for a possible three-peat in this year’s Super Bowl, and Kelce is traveling to New Orleans. Swift might shatter her previous record for the most victories ever with four wins if she wins album of the year on Sunday.
The Chiefs tight end, who is regarded as one of the best tight ends in NFL history, is expected to skip Sunday’s Grammys ceremony in Los Angeles while he and his teammates practice, prepare, and respond to media inquiries regarding Super Bowl 59.
The Sunday before the big game is when teams usually fly to the Super Bowl destination. A week prior to Super Bowl 58 on February 11 of last year, the Chiefs arrived in Las Vegas on February 4.
Swift is scheduled to present at the ceremony on Sunday and is up for six categories this year, including album of the year.
With the message, “Straight from The Tortured Poets Department, the Chairman will be reporting live from the #GRAMMYS,” Taylor Nation, the superstar’s marketing squad, announced the announcement on social media.
Swift is anticipated to attend her boyfriend’s Super Bowl game and backed Kelce at the Chiefs’ AFC championship game on January 25, even if Kelce is probably not going to be at this year’s Grammys.
Taylor Swift walked red carpet sans Travis Kelce at 2024 Grammys
Swift dazzled on the red carpet at last year’s Grammys in a strapless ivory gown while rain pelted Los Angeles. Kelce was in Las Vegas getting ready for Super Bowl 58. She walked the red carpet just a few minutes before the CBS show’s broadcast began.
She paired a Schiaparelli Couture dress with a number of glittering necklaces, long black gloves, and a sophisticated black choker that had a clock and a man-killing cat eye. Her light brown hair was pulled back in a braid that ran along the side of her head. In addition to wearing black heels, the dress had a corset back.
On the red carpet, Swift posed beside her collaborator Lana Del Rey. When the “Midnights” singer won album of the year for the fourth time, she made history.
After a victory in overtime, the Chiefs, led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, won their second consecutive Super Bowl, making Kelce’s absence worthwhile.
