Karlie Kloss Sits Beside Taylor Swift at Chiefs Game
Karlie Kloss sat next to Taylor Swift in Swift's private box at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 8, as Kansas City beat the New York Jets 35-12. Deadline reported the seating and the final score. A box is a private suite high above the field, with its own seats and a view of the game.
The matchup was Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season, according to USA Today. Swift's mother, Andrea, was in the box, and so was Donna Kelce, mother of Chiefs player Travis Kelce, the Star-Telegram reported. Swift, who is 36, wore a Chiefs-red Tommy Hilfiger sweater, People said.
Later in the game, WNBA star Caitlin Clark joined Swift in the box. Deadline also noted that Swift and Clark had watched an earlier Chiefs game together at Arrowhead on Oct. 18.
Kloss and Swift are longtime friends. People describes Kloss as one of Swift's close friends, and the Star-Telegram called the pair an inseparable duo at one time. The two have a shared history. Kloss appeared in Swift's 2015 "Bad Blood" music video and performed onstage during her 1989 World Tour. That same year, the two appeared together on the cover of Vogue. Kloss also hosted the television show Project Runway.
Page Six reported that the reunion came after a surprise wedding invitation from Travis Kelce. The outlet described the two as frenemies who had drifted apart before this weekend.
Kloss also works in magazines. With her husband, Joshua Kushner, she has made a deal to revive LIFE magazine, Deadline reported. Kushner is the brother of Jared Kushner. In 2023, Kloss and Kushner bought i-D magazine through their company, Bedford Media, and Kloss is its chairwoman. In 2020 she was part of an investor group that bought W Media, the company behind W magazine. Other investors in that deal included actor and producer Jason Blum, model Kaia Gerber and racing driver Lewis Hamilton.
For Chiefs fans, the day was a win on the scoreboard. For everyone else, it was a reminder that the two women have a long history, and that it played out this weekend in front of a stadium full of people.
