Taylor Swift, Caitlin Clark attend Chiefs game: What to know about their friendship
Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark had a mutual rooting interest on Sunday.
The international pop sensation and the women's basketball icon were spotted in a suite together at the Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday as the Chiefs took on the Detroit Lions at Arrowhead Stadium.
The television broadcast of the game picked up Swift and Clark in the same suite during the game as the pair chatted and smiled.
"life of two ball knowers 🏈," the NFL captioned their Instagram post showing the moment.
Swift, of course, was in attendance rooting on her fiancé, Travis Kelce, who logged six receptions for 78 yards in the Chiefs win. Clark was in attendance as a lifelong Chiefs fan.
Have Caitlin Clark and Taylor Swift watched a game together before?
Yes, Clark and Swift are no strangers to hanging out together at Arrowhead Stadium.
In January 2025, the singer and athlete sat side-by-side watching the Texans play the Chiefs in the NFL playoffs.
Photos from the game show Swift and Clark embracing in a suite, wearing smiles, which seems fitting, as the Chiefs went on to win the game 23-14.
Is Caitlin Clark a Swiftie?
Yes, Clark is a self-identified Swiftie.
The Indiana Fever superstar made that clear on social media when Swift appeared on Jason and Travis Kelce's podcast, "New Heights," this summer.
"Are we sure YouTube isn’t going to crash tonight?" wrote Clark, in reference to the upcoming show. Once the feed did experience malfunctions, Clark wrote, "Swifties so powerful we broke the internet."
Has Caitlin Clark ever discussed her relationship with Taylor Swift?
Clark had high praises for Swift when discussing their shared Chiefs fandom on a podcast in January 2025.
"Obviously I'm a huge Chiefs fan. I've been a huge Chiefs fan. And you know obviously Taylor's a huge Chiefs fan too," she said on the Swarmcast podcast.
"Taylor is obviously very sweet and very kind and, you know, it's just a good reminder of like people in our position, like we're very normal," said Clark.
"Sometimes our lives aren't normal but like we're very normal people and we enjoy doing fun things too. We enjoy watching sports. We enjoy hanging out with our friends and things like that," she continued.
