Brittany Mahomes, Taylor Swift, and Kylie Kelce had an amazing Sunday night out! After the Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills 27-24, Brittany, 28, uploaded photos from the suite where she and Swift, 34, cheered for their beaus Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, as well as Kylie, Travis’ sister-in-law.

Cara Delevingne, Swift’s close friend, clapped with the group at Highmark Stadium and took part in the joyful images. Brittany posted to Instagram Story immediately after the Chiefs’ triumph, saying, “WE WINNNN,” over a boomerang with Lyndsay Bell, whose husband is Chiefs tight end Blake Bell, and Delevingne, 31, as the three girls gave the camera their best joyful responses. Swift is seen in the background, staring at her phone.

In another post, Brittany offered two group photographs of the Chiefs’ friends and family suite. Swift and Kylie are all grins in the first photograph, tilting their heads toward one other.
“Went there, did that, onto the next,” Brittany wrote between the two photographs, alluding to the Chiefs’ victory and the upcoming AFC Championship game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Kylie exited the photo for the second group image, and Swift put her arms around Sarah King, while Delevingne hugged Brittany. Aric Jones, an artist and Travis’ close friend, also posted photos from the game on Instagram. In one photograph, Travis joins the gang in their suite to celebrate the victory after the game.

After exiting the locker room, the NFL star dressed in a light mint green jacket and a maroon beanie.
Swift was joined in the suite at Highmark Stadium on Sunday by Kelce’s parents, Donna and Ed Kelce, elder brother Jason Kelce, whose Philadelphia Eagles club was ousted in the playoffs on Jan. 15, and Kylie, 31.

Earlier in the game, Travis offered a beautiful salute to girlfriend Swift after scoring a touchdown in the second quarter by forming a heart with his hands towards the singer’s suite. Swift’s fans are familiar with the motion she makes during performances of her song “Fearless.”

Travis is noted for his unique point-and-arrow action after scoring, rather than the heart-hands gesture. During an episode of his podcast, New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, titled “No Dumb Questions,” the tight end said that his celebration position is inspired by his attitude to “always dream big” on and off the field.

Travis grabbed another touchdown catch from Mahomes in the third quarter, raising their postseason total to a record-breaking 16 touchdowns combined. The Chiefs went on to win, defeating the Bills 27-24 to progress to the AFC Championship, where they will meet the Ravens for a spot in the Super Bowl on January 28.