Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce will not be attending the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, opting to stay focused on his team's preparations for the Super Bowl. The Kansas

While Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce looks to make history at the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift can make history at the Grammy Award.

Taylor Swift may have been in Kansas City to see the Chiefs win the AFC Championship Game, but Travis Kelce might not be in Los Angeles for Sunday's

Taylor Swift is nominated for six awards at the 2025 Grammys. Here's what to know about whether she'll make history, perform and more.

Travis Kelce's NFL commitments likely mean he will miss the 2025 Grammy Awards, where his girlfriend Taylor Swift is a nominee. The Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs have booked their ticket to another Super Bowl, but this is bad news for some Taylor Swift fans. The AFC Championship victory means that Travis Kelce will be

The surprise double album racked up five Grammy Award nominations, including album of the year, record of the year (“Fortnight”), song of the year (“Fortnight”), best pop vocal album, and best music video (“Fortnight”). She also earned a nomination for best pop duo/group performance for her feature on Gracie Abrams’ song “Us.”

Swift has been a frequent presence at the Grammy Awards. Last year, she attended the 2024 ceremony, where she won Best Pop Vocal Album for Midnights. Her victory marked her fourth Album of the Year win, setting a new record, according to Billboard.

Once again, Travis Kelce will not be joining Taylor Swift at the Grammys as the Chiefs prepare for the Super Bowl.

Most fans noted that Swift’s longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff was seated at the same table as Kacey Musgraves, Sheryl Crow and Post Malone, who starred in Swift’s Grammy-nominated “Fortnight” music video. Their neighboring table included Gracie Abrams, who is nominated for best pop duo/group performance alongside Swift.

Page Six can confirm, however, that Swift will be at the 2025 Super Bowl to cheer on Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs on Feb. 9.