No “Champagne Problems” here: Taylor Swift made her debut on Brittany Mahomes’ Instagram page Tuesday (Nov. 7) with two bubbly new photos from their girls’ night out in New York City over the weekend.
While the Saturday night hang also included Swift’s A-list BFFs Selena Gomez, Sophie Turner and Gigi Hadid, the new pics shared by Mahomes are strictly for NFL WAGs (that’s “wives and girlfriends,” to steal some U.K. football slang). Swift and Mahomes are joined in the photos by Lyndsay Bell and Paige Buechele, the wives of Kansas City Chiefs tight end Blake Bell and Buffalo Bills quarterback Shane Buechele (who was released by the Chiefs in August). Mahomes is the wife of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, and Swift, of course, is dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
In the first pic, the quartet smile for the camera while clinking their Champagne glasses and then take a sip of bubbly in the second.
While these are the first photos Brittany Mahomes has shared with Swift, they’ve been photographed together quite a bit over the past couple of months, from nights out in New York to cheering on their partners from a private suite at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium. Headlines about Swift and Kelce’s relationship kicked into overdrive when Swift attended her first Chiefs game on Sept. 24 after months of murmurs about the high-profile pair.
At the Chiefs’ Oct. 12 game against the Denver Broncos, Swift wrapped Brittany Mahomes up in a bear hug when Kelce caught a perfect pass thrown by Patrick Mahomes that set Kansas City up for a touchdown.
As ever, Swift is riding a major professional high, with the No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 (her 1989 re-recording) and the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 (the 1989 vault track “Is It Over Now?,” which replaces her own “Cruel Summer” up top). She’s also going into the 2023 Billboard Music Awards on Nov. 19 as the leading finalist, with nods in 20 categories, and is set to restart her blockbuster Eras Tour on Thursday in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
See the new pics on Mahomes’ Instagram page.
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