Taylor Swift cheers on the Chiefs, Travis Kelce at AFC championship game

Taylor Quick wears short skirts ... furthermore, she's on the seats (or a suite at M&T Bank Arena).

Miss Yankee folklore was in Baltimore on Sunday to support her beau, Travis Kelce, a tight end for the Kansas City Bosses, who came out on top for the AFC title game against the Ravens.


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After the success, News showed Quick celebrating in the field close by the group by placing a major kiss on Kelce and embracing him for numerous long embraces.


Quick moved up to the arena Sunday close by best friend Brittany Mahomes wearing a red sweater, a dark skirt, and leggings under a long dark coat.

She was back in a suite, sitting with Cara Delevingne and Keleigh Teller.


Kelce scored the principal score of the game, and the camera feed speedily glimmered to Quick as she seemed to yell "Travis! Goodness, my God!" while praising his precarious end zone to get close by the others in the suite.


What's more, while running back Isiah Pacheco scored the following six for the Bosses, Quick was seen holding up 10 fingers — his shirt number.


Quick wasn't spotted close by Jason Kelce and Kylie Kelce, yet Kylie Kelce affirmed keep going week on ABC's "Great Morning America" that they'd be at Sunday's down.

Last week, the couple met their sibling's genius sweetheart in a suite at Highmark Arena in Plantation Park, New York.


Jason Kelce remarkably took his shirt off following a Kelce score against the Bison Bills at the end of the week.


Sunday could have been Quick's last open door to see Kelce play this season. She is set to continue her "Periods Visit" in Japan on Feb. 7 and will perform at the Tokyo Vault on Feb. 10 — the day preceding the Super Bowl.


In any case, some have estimated that that gives her a lot of opportunity to bounce on her plane and come to Las Vegas in time for the opening shot, taking into account Tokyo is 17 hours ahead, getting her very nearly a whole additional day.

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