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Taylor Swift isn’t just showing up in matching red jerseys to cheer on her Chiefs beau. She isn’t only making appearances at intimate family weddings. She’s stepping up where it truly counts, seamlessly winning over the entire NFL franchise. Coach Reid once called her “a good girl,” and she’s proving him right at every turn. From bonding with Kelce family members to embracing the game’s culture, she’s become the league’s favorite. The spotlight follows her, but it’s her genuine presence that’s stealing hearts.

Pop star Taylor Swift was recently seen at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. In a post shared by the hospital on Instagram, Taylor is shown engaging with young patients. She took selfies and spent time with the kids, clearly lifting spirits. The caption read, “You made this a day we’ll never shake off. 💜” Her visit brought joy to the hospital floor.

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The hospital shared more heartfelt words with their followers. The rest of the caption said, “Thank you, @taylorswift for bringing your support and kindness to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. You turned hospital hallways into a place of joy, comfort, and connection. Our patients and families felt the love and the magic will stay, stay, stay with them long after today. ✨” Taylor’s presence made an impact beyond the music charts or the sidelines.

The carousel of pictures captured wide smiles and warm moments. Every photo showed happy faces. NFL figures also responded with praise. FOX reporter Erin Andrews commented, “Real life angel. So special.” Charissa Thompson added, “My angel meeting another angel.” Both reactions echoed the emotions shared by many fans and families who witnessed the visit.

But that’s not all the wave and splash Taylor will make this year. More appearances and more hype around the IT couple of NFL is scheduled for this 2025 season.

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This 2025 season is going to be different for the Chiefs

The Chiefs are heading into a new kind of season. After falling short of a historic three-peat in Super Bowl LIX, the locker room looks different with new faces added. This reset comes as they prepare for a fresh start. But it’s not only the locker room that will have new faces; one more is expected on the sidelines. The reason? For the first time, the team’s season does not clash with Taylor Swift’s global tour.

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Since Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce began dating in 2023, this is the first season without her packed touring calendar. A source tells PEOPLE, “Taylor is really looking forward to the upcoming NFL season. Not just because she loves supporting Travis, but because for the first full season since they started dating, she’s not juggling a packed tour schedule.” The insider added, “This fall will be completely different. It’s the first season where she’s not constantly flying back and forth or working around an entire touring calendar.”

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In the past, Swift balanced concerts and travel with trying to spend time with Kelce during last year’s season. It’s not just Travis who missed her presence. Donna Kelce had also noted her absence, saying, “I don’t think so. She’s kind of busy right now. She still has her tour to do,” when asked if Taylor would attend a game. That was during her final Eras Tour dates in Canada. The tour had started in Toronto on November 14, marking the last leg of a global journey.

The Chiefs will play their first preseason game on August 9 against the Cardinals at State Farm Stadium. Travis Kelce is reportedly training “like crazy” to prepare. With Taylor free from tour commitments, fans hope to see her more often at games. Supporters are eager for her iconic red outfits to return. Many hope her presence will help inspire another run to the Lombardi Trophy.

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