Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, didn’t confirm Taylor Swift’s potential Super Bowl appearance despite ongoing rumors.
Swift, fresh off the Grammys, may still make it to the game despite a show in Tokyo the day before.
“No, no she hasn’t,” Kelce said. “She’s just working on entertaining them, making sure she’s ready for her performances and everything. But the Super Bowl, we’ll worry about if she can make it.”
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas emphasized the priority of safety and security, regardless of Swift’s potential attendance.
“I have to say that we are extraordinarily vigilant when we bring 65,000 people together in a stadium when we have 330,000 people visiting a city for a major sporting event, and when we have millions of people around the world watching it, our priority is the safety and security of everyone in attendance,” Mayorkas said.
“That is what we are focused upon. And when there’s an additional celebrity who will bring more attention, we are already at a heightened state of vigilance and fulfilling our responsibility, just as we do every single day,” he said.
Kelce and the Chiefs remain focused on defending their title and aiming for a back-to-back Super Bowl win, with Kelce suggesting that winning three times solidifies a team as a dynasty.
“I would say, you get three,” Kelce said. “I think three is a lucky number. One is – anybody can be one and done. I think two is special, but three is when you solidify yourself as a dynasty for sure.”
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