Global pop sensation Taylor Swift has returned to the United States from Japan and is expected to attend the Super Bowl on Sunday to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. Swift’s plane landed in Los Angeles on Saturday after her sold-out show in Tokyo, raising hopes that she will be in attendance at the game in Las Vegas. TMZ published a photo of Swift as she got into an SUV at the airport, accompanied by a motorcade of vehicles. Swift’s presence at previous American football games has been credited with increasing the sport’s popularity among young women. Her appearance at the Super Bowl could help attract even more viewers to the event.
Swift, one of the most successful music artists of all time, with 14 Grammy wins and millions of album sales worldwide, has attended 12 American football games to watch Kelce play. NFL officials believe her presence has driven a surge in the sport’s popularity among young women. The 58th Super Bowl, taking place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, regularly attracts over 100 million viewers and is the biggest event on the US sporting calendar. Kelce joked that he feels pressure to win after Swift recently won her fourth Grammy for Album of the Year.
Swift’s return to the US from Japan has fuelled speculation that she will be at the Super Bowl on Sunday to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. After her concert in Tokyo, Swift’s plane landed in Los Angeles, and a photo of her getting into an SUV was published by TMZ. Swift’s attendance at previous American football games has been credited with increasing the sport’s popularity among young women. The Super Bowl is the biggest event on the US sporting calendar and regularly attracts over 100 million viewers. Kelce joked that he feels pressure to win after Swift recently won her fourth Grammy for Album of the Year.
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