Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce left fans in New Orleans after they were seen on a dinner in a French restaurant in the city, less than 48 hours before the Super Bowl.
Usually players in their hotels have stayed so close to the decisive game of the NFL season, but Kelce decided to go with his girlfriend prior to the biggest game of his career.
They were seen in Hand in Lilette, a trendy French restaurant in Magazine Street. Word was clear that they were there, with many fans waiting for the steps to film them that the now viral images left and share online.
Kelce wore a casual training suit while Swift wore a black dress and boots. Fans cheered when they left the location flanked by the security, in which the Chiefs ended tightly waved to people before they were in the car that was ready to knock them away,
Kelce and his Chiefs team are confronted with the Philadelphia Eagles in the pursuit of a potentially historical super bowl 'Three Pat' on Sunday.
Although there is no suggestion that has violated Kelce rules by going up with Swift, his appearance was still a surprise, since it is so close to the game. Some fans on social media even saw the images of those who arrived in the restaurant and thought that someone had mistaken himself for Kelce.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were seen on Friday evening during dinner in New Orleans
The Chiefs team is staying in the four-star Marriott Hotel near the French neighborhood, about a 20-minute drive from the popular dinner place.
Last year, before the Super Bowl in Las Vegas, he underlined how important it was for him to stay focused and to be low in his hotel in the days before the big competition.
“We have a week, we do what we have to do, then we can party in Vegas for the rest of our lives,” said Kelce.
It is unclear when Swift arrived in Louisiana, but colleague Wag Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Chiefs Quarterback Patrick, came to the city on Friday.
Several other leaders Wags also revealed on social media that they had also arrived about 48 hours before the competition.
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