Kaitlyn Clark finally accepted Taylor Swift's invitation to attend a Kansas City Chiefs game.
Clark was seen wearing the same outfit as Swift at Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday during the Chiefs' divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans.
This is the first time Clark and Swift have appeared at a game together, after Clark claimed she was invited by Swift to compete in a game earlier this season.
Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift attends the AFC Divisional Playoff game between the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on January 18, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri First half of the game. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Clark, a lifelong Chiefs fan, said in an interview with TIME Magazine's Athlete of the Year that Swift was in awe when Clark traveled to Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium to watch Swift on her Eras tour in early November. and Travis Kelce extended an invitation to Clark.
Clark said she was Watch three shows on Swift's Eras tour concerts, including two nights in Indianapolis with Swift in November. Clark said fans threw so many friendship bracelets at her while she was there that when she put them all on, her circulation was cut off.
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"I had a lot of stuff on my arms. I had to take them off. My circulation was cut off," Clark said at the Women's Leadership Summit in November. “Everybody was just throwing bracelets at me.”
During that summit, Clark also revealed that Swift is her favorite musical artist.
Kelce said on an episode of his podcast "New Heights" that he met Clark at one of the concerts. He later invited Clark himself to do an extensive interview on the podcast.
Most recently, Clark appeared alongside Swift on the cover of Time magazine's late October "Inspiring Women" issue. Clark and Swift are the only two figures in the top row, with Clark the highest-ranked athlete, ranking above veteran sports icons Serena Williams and Megan Rapinoe.
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Travis Kelce and Kaitlyn Clark (picture)
The reappearance of social media posts Clark made while in college also brought her fan base together.
"Taylor Swift welcome to the bright side," Clark wrote in a post on September 24, 2023. Post on X In September 2023, Swift went public with her relationship with Kells.
Swift fans have taken a keen interest in Clark after a controversial podcast episode she hosted. Archrival Angel Reese October.
Reese, who has played an exciting, high-stakes game with Clark since college and commented to Clark's fans on the sidelines, hosted Kelsey's ex-girlfriend Kayla on the live broadcast Nicole), Keira Nicole is a promotional model, media personality, Instagram host and entertainment journalist.
During the appearance, Nicole claimed that she has been disgusted with the relationship since Kelce started dating Swift instead of her.
That interview sparked widespread debate on social media, with some defending Nicole and empathizing with the hate she received. However, others, and many who openly admit to being Swift fans, criticized Nicole and Reese's interview.
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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese at the 2023 NCAA Women's Finals, Taylor Swift at Travis Kyle at the Super Bowl Crying in front of Travis Kelce. (Ben Solomon/NCAA Photo via Getty Images)
Many Swift fans declared themselves Clark fans in response to Reese's interview. Clark and Reese have one of the fiercest rivalries in women's sports right now, as their respective fan bases have been fiercely opposed to each other for more than a year.
Clark also related to Swift's political beliefs.
Earlier in Clark's rookie season, she liked Swift's Sept. 10 Instagram post announcing her support for Kamala Harris.
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Caitlin Clark loves Taylor Swift's endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris. (Associated Press)
However, when asked if he liked Swift's endorsement of Harris, Clark himself did not endorse a specific candidate. Instead, Clark responded with a message about telling people the importance of voting.
"I think, for myself, I have this amazing platform," she told reporters at a Sept. 11 Indiana Fever press conference. "So, I think the most important thing is to encourage people to register to vote. I think this is my second time voting in an election, and that's the most important thing I can do with the platform that I have - just like Taylor did The same.
"I think continue to learn about our candidates, the policies they support. I think that's the most important thing you can do. That's my advice to everyone in our country who has an opportunity."
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