Super Bowl LX is finally here, with the Seattle Seahawks set to face the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. And while both teams will battle it out on the field for the Lombardi Trophy by the end of the night, the sidelines are expected to be just as star-studded, packed with A-list celebrities, global icons, and former athletes.

Which naturally leads to the big question: Will Taylor Swift be in attendance on game night? Especially when you consider that the pop star has been a familiar presence on the NFL’s biggest stage over the past couple of Super Bowls. For now, though, there’s still no official word on whether Swift will make an appearance at Levi’s Stadium to cheer for either the Patriots or the Seahawks.

Swift attended the last two Super Bowls, clearly supporting the Kansas City Chiefs amid her relationship with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Over the past year, the couple took things to another level, announcing their engagement through an Instagram post. However, that turned out to be the only ring Kelce would see this season, as the Chiefs were eliminated from the playoff race.

That reality is exactly why Swift’s chances of showing up to the big game this year have taken a hit. Still, while the odds may be low, they aren’t completely off the table. For context, Puerto Rican singer and Grammy-winning artist Bad Bunny is set to take center stage during the Super Bowl halftime show.

And with multiple guest appearances expected, a Swift cameo can’t be entirely ruled out. But unless that happens, the likelihood of her attending Super Bowl LX remains fairly slim. Unfortunately. Meanwhile, with Swift’s status still up in the air, there is at least official confirmation on one front. Kelce has made it to the big game, as the Seahawks–Patriots showdown is now underway.

Travis Kelce returned to the Super Bowl, but as a spectator

For the first time in over three years, Travis Kelce and the Chiefs are not playing in the Super Bowl. The reasoning isn’t hard to understand, considering Kansas City endured one of its worst outings in a decade this season. The Chiefs wrapped up the year with a disappointing 11–6 record and ultimately failed to make the playoffs.

And while the Chiefs missed the postseason, Kelce has still found his way back to the sport’s biggest stage. Only this time, as a spectator. Ahead of the Seahawks–Patriots matchup, Emmitt Smith arrived at Levi’s Stadium with Kelce right by his side.

“Strollin in with @killatrav,” the Dallas Cowboys legend wrote.

While Taylor Swift’s attendance at the matchup has remained up in the air, Kelce was widely expected to show up. The 36-year-old, who has been under the spotlight amid growing retirement rumors, has had a busy week leading up to the game. He hosted a Super Bowl party for his “New Heights” podcast on Wednesday alongside his older brother, Jason Kelce.

On Thursday, he attended the NFL Honors ceremony in San Francisco. By Saturday, the tight end was spotted partying at Sports Illustrated’s star-studded Super Bowl event.

Fast forward to Sunday, and Kelce is back at it once again. For now, there’s no clarity on whether the Chiefs star is rooting for New England or Seattle. But one thing is certain: the tight end is here to watch some high-level football. And whether his presence ends up influencing Swift to show up as well is something we’ll find out soon.