Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were all over the internet after celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win on Feb. 11 — but what are their plans this week for Valentine’s Day?
While neither have confirmed their plans for Valentine’s Day, they have a gap between the Super Bowl and the next “Eras Tour” show.
Swift and Kelce spent multiple holidays together in 2023. She attended the Chiefs game on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve games in support of her boyfriend.
Here’s what we know so far about their plans.
Valentine’s Day
Swift performed four back-to-back shows in Tokyo before flying out to Las Vegas for the Super Bowl. After Kelce and the Chiefs walked out with the Lombardi Trophy, the two were seen together at various afterparties.
Up next, Swift is set to perform in Australia starting Feb. 16. But now that the NFL season is over and she’s on break, fans are speculating that they will spend Valentine’s Day together, too.
New Year’s
After wrapping up her “Eras Tour” shows in São Paulo on Nov. 26, Swift attended Kelce’s New Year’s Eve game in Kansas City against the Cincinnati Bengals on Dec. 31.
Christmas
Kelce and the Chiefs had a game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Dec. 25. Swift, however, had no “Eras Tour” performances in the month of December, so she was able to attend the Christmas Day game in Kansas City — as well as Kelce’s other games earlier that month on Dec. 3, Dec. 10 and Dec. 18.
Thanksgiving
Swift and Kelce did not have any official engagements on Thanksgiving Day, but they did have plans in the days before and after.
Kelce said in the Nov. 22 episode of his “New Heights” podcast he will spend Thanksgiving alone.
“I’ll be feasting on KFC, because I won’t have anybody here,” he told his brother and podcast co-host, Jason Kelce.
Kelce was able to attend Swift’s Nov. 11 concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, due to his team’s bye week. Swift was seen running into Kelce’s arms after her show after she changed the lyrics to her song “Karma” to make a cheeky reference to the football player.
Swift performed her last “Eras Tour” date in Rio de Janeiro on Nov. 20 — a rescheduled performance from Nov. 18 due to extreme temperatures in the Brazilian city.
The rescheduled date meant Swift was not able to attend Kelce’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Kansas City, Missouri, on Nov. 20, where Kelce lost 21-17 against his brother, Jason Kelce, in the first Chiefs-Eagles matchup since the 2023 Super Bowl.
As for after Turkey Day, Swift performed three consecutive nights in São Paulo from Nov. 24-26, while Kelce had an away game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Nov. 26.
