Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs defeat the 49ers for Taylor Swift's 13th game (2024)

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift hug and kiss on the field

Both Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift seemed to be near tears as they hugged and kissed on the field after the Chiefs won the 2024 Super Bowl.

As they embraced, Swift seemed to tell her boyfriend the game was "unbelievable."

Taylor Swift and Donna Kelce hold hands as the Chiefs receive the Lombardi Trophy

After the Chiefs won the Super Bowl, some fans had one thing on their mind: Where's Taylor Swift?

Swift was photographed on the field celebrating with Travis Kelce's mom, Donna. Swift and Donna held hands as the Chiefs won the Lombardi Trophy.

As Kelce gave an excited speech, complete with an earnest rendition of "Viva Las Vegas," Swift just smiled in the crowd.

Chiefs win the Super Bowl during Taylor Swift's 13th game appearance

The singer has always said it's her lucky number.

After the Chiefs' victory, Swift was photographed jumping up and down celebrating with a group hug in the wake of her boyfriend's win.

Chiefs win! Mahomes hits Hardman for the win, 25-22

Mahomes rolls right and hits Mecole Hardman on a short pass for the touchdown. That's game, Chiefs.

And Kansas City is the first back-to-back Super Bowl winner in 20 years.

Jake Moody hits a 27-yarder to put the Niners up 22-19

The 49ers settle for a field goal after a huge red zone stop by the Chiefs on 3rd and 4.

SF fullback Kyle Juszczyk nabbed an iffy catch by the sideline to keep the 49ers seven-minute drive alive. (To us, it looked like a catch and a good call by the refs.)

Chiefs take over. A touchdown (or a turnover) wins the game.

Niners are driving in OT

Christian McCaffrey scampers for a huge first down to keep the Niners alive in overtime.

Taylor Swift photographed praying before overtime in the Super Bowl

After a stressful fourth quarter for both Chiefs and 49ers fans, the 2024 Super Bowl has entered overtime.

Before the end of regulation play, Taylor Swift was photographed praying.

The Chiefs were down 19-16 in the last minute of the game, with Travis Kelce missing a potentially game-winning pass in the end zone in the final seconds of the quarter. Kicker Harrison Butker made his fourth field goal to tie the game up.

We're headed to OT. Here's how it works

From our friends at the NBC News blog:

The NFL has its own set of postseason overtime rules, and they were changed recently.NBC Sports breaks downhow it will work.

After a coin toss to determine who takes possession of the ball, each team will get a chance to score. Then, OT turns to sudden death. The next score wins.

During the regular season, at the end of a 10-minute overtime period, if the game is still tied, the game is marked as a tie.

But that can’t happen in the postseason — and definitely not at the Super Bowl.

A tie score at the end of the first overtime period launches a second 10-minute overtime, then a third and so on, until one team comes out on top.

Chiefs K Harrison Butker ties the game, 19-19

Butker hits his fourth FG of the game to tie things up. It's looking like overtime!

If so, it would be only the second OT game in Super Bowl history.

The first was in 2017, when the Patriots came back to beat the Falcons, 34-28.

Jake Moody hits a clutch FG. It's Niners up 19-16 with less that 2 mins left

The Chiefs make a clutch 3rd down stop. On 3rd and 4, Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie tipped Brock Purdy's pass away.

But 49ers kicker Jake Moody drilled a 53-yard field goal, putting the Niners up by 3. It's turned into a nail-biter!

Chiefs-49ers are tied with 2 minutes to go, and Taylor Swift is biting her nails

Super Bowl 58 has hit the two-minute warning, and the Chiefs and 49ers are tied, 16-16.

Taylor Swift was spotted biting her nails in the crowd, summarizing how Kansas City and San Francisco fans across the country are likely feeling tonight.

Travis Kelce's performance in Super Bowl 58 so far

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce —or "Taylor's boyfriend," as the Nickelodeon broadcast of the game dubbed him — has had a quiet performance in the Super Bowl so far.

The tight end has had six receptions for 55 receiving yards — plus one meme-able moment when he was photographed shouting at coach Andy Reid.

Aaaaand the Chiefs answer. Butker hits a short FG to tie things up, 16-16

With around 5 minutes remaining, we're tied, 16-16.

Harrison Butker hit a 24-yarder after the Niners made a huge red zone stop.

For the Chiefs, Travis Kelce, who's had a quiet game so far, looked like his old self, keeping the drive alive with a pair of clutch catches.

49ers strike back on a gutsy drive. But the extra point is blocked — leaving the Niners with a slim 16-13 lead

The 49ers' Jauan Jennings scores on a slant from Brock Purdy, capping a bold drive for the Niners off that botched punt and Chiefs touchdown.

But SF kicker Jake Moody's extra point attempt was blocked — Moody's first extra-point miss of his rookie season and a development that could haunt the Niners later on.

The Chiefs capitalize on a fumbled punt, go up 13-10.

And just like that, the Chiefs are up! Kansas City's Marquez Valdes-Scantling catches a touchdown from Mahomes after the 49ers suffered a bad miscue on a punt.

A Chiefs' punt bounced off the foot of Niners rookie CB Darrell Luter. Ray-Ray McCloud III tried to recover, but lost the ball. The Chiefs scooped it up, setting up Mahomes' quick strike to MVS. 13-10 Kansas City with less than 2 mins left in the 3rd.

Justin Bieber did not take the stage during Usher's halftime show. But he was dancing along

Many people hoped Justin Bieber would take the stage during Usher's halftime show for a performance of "Somebody to Love." While the singer was not one of Usher's many guests, he was at Allegiant Stadium in support.

The NFL posted a video of Bieber and his wife dancing in their seats during Usher's set.

It's a touching moment within the singers' years-long friendship. Usher served as a mentor to Bieber in the early days of his career and helped develop his demo recordings when the singer was just 13 years old.

Chiefs' low kick makes it 10-6 in the 3rd quarter

And there's a new record for longest field goal in a Super Bowl (again). Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker hit a low line-drive from 57 yards out to put the Chiefs down 4.

Another key Niner goes down (but he's back)

49ers wideout Deebo Samuel suffered what looked like a hamstring injury. He was grabbing his left leg while lying on the turf, but no official word about what the deal is yet.

Update: Deebo came back for the Niners in the series following the Chiefs' field goal.

Taylor Swift chugging a drink at the Super Bowl has become an instant meme

Taylor Swift gave Jason Kelce a run for his money when she was spotted chugging a drink at the2024 Super Bowl.

The “Karma” singer gulped an unidentifiable beverage and then slammed down her cup while sitting with friends in a video the NFLposted to Xduring the second quarter of the game’s first half on Feb. 11.

Swift, who flew to Las Vegas from an “Eras” tour stop in Tokyo to watch her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his team take on the San Francisco 49ers.

But it was Travis Kelce’s more outrageous brother, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, that fans thought of when Swift enthusiastically gulped her drink.

The older Kelce brother has been known to celebrate NFL victories with an adult beverage.

“Taking a page out of Jason’s book,” one wrote in response to the NFL’s video.

Click here for the full article.

Beyoncé owns her ability to break the internet in Verizon Super Bowl ad

After days of Verizon teasing a Super Bowl ad starring none other than Beyoncé, the commercial aired shortly after halftime.

The singer, starring as herself opposite Tony Hale, tries to "break" Verizon, a riff on how she's known for "breaking the internet," through a series of stunts, starting with one that comes straight from reality — her 2016 album "Lemonade."

She then ups the ante through a "surprise drop," a Beyoncé AI, Barbie and presidency and finally, a performance in space.

"You ain't going to break me," she says in the ad.

At the very end, she's heard saying, "OK, they ready! Drop the new music," appearing to tease a new release. Just minutes later, she took to Instagram to announce a country-themed project, set to drop on March 29.

Beyoncé's last album, "Renaissance," dropped in 2022.

Click here for more on "Renaissance" Act II.

A bad start to the second half for the Chiefs

On the Chiefs' opening drive of the second half, Patrick Mahomes threw an interception to SF safety Ji’Ayir Brown — Mahomes' first pick of the game.

However, the Chiefs defense forced a three-and-out, and the Niners punted. On the kick, SF WR Chris Conley made a heads-up play, pinning the Chiefs inside the 5 yard line. Mahomes and Co. have a long way to go.

Here's every song Usher performed during the halftime show

Fire up a new Spotify playlist: Here's a quick rundown of the songs Usher performed at halftime. Read more here.

1. “Caught Up”
2. “U Don’t Have to Call”
3. “Superstar”
4. “Love in this Club”
5. “If I Ain’t Got You,” sung by Alicia Keys
6. “My Boo,” sung by Alicia Keys and Usher
7. “Confessions Part II”
8. “Nice & Slow”
9. “Burn”
10. “U Got It Bad”
11. “OMG”
12. “Turn Down for What,” sung by Lil John
13. “Yeah,” with Lil John, Ludacris, will.i.am and Usher

A 'Yeah!' reunion

After a sultry shirt removal and roller skating background dancer, Usher was joined during the halftime show by Lil Jon and Ludacris for a performance of the hit, "Yeah!"

It's Alicia Keys!

Alicia Keys took the stage with Usher during the Super Bowl 58 halftime show to perform a soulful rendition of "If I Ain’t Got You" on the piano. She also helped perform their duet, "My Boo."

San Francisco leads 10-3 to end the first half

With the first half of Super Bowl 58 in the books, a confident-looking San Francisco heads into the locker room leading 10-3. Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker hit a 28-yard chip shot to close out the second quarter.

How the kid-friendly broadcast of the Super Bowl identified Travis Kelce on screen

While many adults are tuning into the Super Bowl on CBS or, with varying success on Paramount+, a kid-friendly version is currently airing on Nickelodeon.

In addition to a Spongebob Squarepants theme, the broadcast also features plenty of pop cultures references, including a hilarious way of identifying tight end Travis Kelce on screen.

When the broadcast showed the player sitting on the bench, instead of his name, a card read, "Taylor Swift's boyfriend," with the note, "Good at football."

Fans online also reported that at one point, Dora the Explorer explained the rules of football to people watching.

49ers go up 10-0 as the second quarter winds down

Touchdown 49ers!

Christian McCaffrey, who lost a fumble in the first quarter, redeemed himself on a nifty trick play to score the game's first touchdown.

Purdy threw a screen to WR Jauan Jennings, who then tossed a pass back across the field to McCaffrey. McCaffrey sprinted 30 yards into the end zone, putting the Niners up with less than five minutes to go in the half.

Fans are calling Michael Cera’s CeraVe ad ‘the best Super Bowl commercial in years’

We now know why Michael Cera wassigning bottles of CeraVeat a New York pharmacy.

The actor’s partnership with the skincare brand was made clear during the Super Bowl, when their collaborative ad aired.

Cera, in the commercial, called CeraVehiscream — or, as he might say it, Cera-ve.

“Oh, you didn’t know?” he said, over a New Age soundtrack. “The truth has been hiding in plain sight. I am CeraVe.”

The commercial was both satirical and dramatic, as Cera was shown giving himself a massage and asking, “Can human skin truly be this moisturized?”

Another memorable one-liner from the ad: “Let my cream hydrate you.” Later on, a dolphin tells Cera his skin looks moisturized; Cera returns the compliment.

The ad then zooms out to show Cerapresentingthis to a board. “I think it would be really nice if people think I made this,” he said.

The ad ended with CeraVe emphasizing it’s made with oversight from dermatologists, not Michael Cera.

Online, people deemed the ad the “best Super Bowl commercialin years.” Fans deemed the partnership between Cera(ve) the cream and Cera the actor “the smartest one in a while.”Others went as far as to call it “genius.”

Read the full article here.

49ers LB Dre Greenlaw appeared to injure himself jogging onto the field

Yikes. 49ers stalwart LB Dre Greenlaw (#57) was carted off the field after he appeared to injure his left leg jogging onto the field after San Francisco punted.

Cameras caught Greenlaw hopping in place on the sideline and then crumpling to the turf just as he started to take the field with his teammates.

CBS sideline reporter Evan Washburn said Greenlaw was unable to put any weight on the leg, and, for now, the injury was being deemed a "lower leg strain."

Update: It's an Achilles, and he's out for the game. Eesh.

Why Jason Kelce in Las Vegas is being compared to a character from 'The Hangover'

Jason Kelce just can’t stop bringing the fun — even if it’s only in a meme.

A tweet alleging that the Philadelphia Eagle center showed up to the2024 Super Bowlin Las Vegas dressed like Zack Galifianakis’s unhinged character Allan in the wild 2008 comedy “The Hangover,” also set in Vegas, went viral on Feb. 11.

The meme, which, to be clear, featured aphotoshoppedimage of the NFL star onto Galifianakis’ body, was created by the folks at Total Sports Pro. It sparked hilarious comments about just how much fun the older Kelce brother is.

“Jason Kelce arriving in Vegas wins everything today,” wrote one fan, who shared the meme along with a photo of Galifianakis.

“They need to cast him in the next “Hangover” movie. He cracks me up!” wrote another.

“The man, the myth, the LEGEND,” joked someone else.

The meme was likely inspired by an NFL broadcaster’s comment comparing Kelce, who is known for his outrageous antics on and off the field, to Galifianakis’ character after Kelceappeared to yell “Eagles!” in excitement during an Adele concertin Las Vegas earlier this week.

Click here for more on the elder Kelce's antics in Las Vegas.

Chiefs fumble just yards from the end zone

With the Chiefs down 3-0, Patrick Mahomes threw a 50+ yard pass to Mecole Hardman get within yards of the end zone. But the Chiefs fumbled on the next play. RB Isiah Pacheco lost the ball, and San Francisco recovered.

Niners go up 3-0 with a record-breaking kick.

San Francisco kicker Jake Moody just nailed a 55-yard field goal — the longest in Super Bowl history, according to commentator Jim Nantz. San Francisco leads 3-0 to start the second quarter.

Chiefs lean into Taylor Swift connection with references to her lyrics

For the Kansas City Chiefs, it's nice to have a friend in Taylor Swift.

In the lead up to the game, the team made several references to the first track on the singer's "Reputation" album, titled "...Ready for It?"

"Let the games begin. Are you ready for it?!" the team's official X account posted.

In a Chiefs hype video played before kickoff, Swift's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, said "Are you ready for it?" before winking at the camera.

Who are the TODAY anchors rooting for this year?

TODAY is a house divided when it comes to the NFL.

We know who Craig Melvin, a Kansas City Chiefs fan, will be cheering on, but what about the rest of the crew?

Jenna Bush Hager debuted her Super Bowl outfit on TikTok Friday. The "TODAY with Hoda & Jenna" co-host will be wearing a denim jacket with San Francisco 49ers patches and decals. But she also declared some loyalty for the Chiefs. Underneath the denim jacket, she wore a shirt that read, "Go Taylor's boyfriend," featuring a red helmet with an 87 on it — Travis Kelce's number.

In the video, Jenna clarified that she's rooting for "both the 49ers and Taylor Swift."

On the show Friday, Hoda Kotb wore a complementary jacket to Jenna's, only hers featured Chiefs logos and a "Kelce" detail.

Before kickoff, Hoda shared adorable pics of her daughters, Haley and Hope, repping "Go Taylor's boyfriend" shirts.

Al Roker shared a video on his daily walk today wishing his followers a happy Super Bowl Sunday, no matter who they are cheering for.

Savannah Guthrie hasn't publicly declared any allegiance for the team championship teams, but she's famously a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, who the Chiefs defeated at the 2023 Super Bowl. Like Jenna though, she loves Swift and went as far as dressing up as her for Halloween last year.

Taylor Swift wears a custom pendant with Travis Kelce's jersey number on it

Taylor Swift is known for her viral game day outfits. Her jewelry also often contains references to the team and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

Swift, who arrived to the game wearing a black tank top and red jacket, is also wearing a gold diamond pendant featuring an "87" designed by Stephanie Gottlieb Fine Jewelry.

"Yes, we made the necklace. Yes, I'm freaking out," Gottlieb posted to her Instagram story.

Why is Brock Purdy called 'Mr. Irrelevant'?

Niners QB Brock Purdy has an unusual distinction this year: He's one of only a handful of players dubbed "Mr. Irrelevant" to ever start in a Super Bowl. The nickname is given each year to the player picked last in the NFL draft. Purdy was the 262nd selection in the 2022 draft out of Iowa State, a scrappy, mid-level college program.

Over at NBC News, our colleague David K. Li reports that, coming out of high school, 38 quarterbacks in the country were considered better prospects than Purdy. And tonight, as Purdy and his team take the field in Vegas, many of those ex-blue chip stars are out of football.

Read about the Atlanta wealth manager, the payroll specialist, the tractor company employee and others who, not that long ago, were rated as superior quarterbacks to tonight's Super Bowl starter.

Andra Day performs 'Lift Every Voice and Sing.' What to know about the lyrics

To kick off the pre-game performances at the Super Bowl, Andra Day performed "Lift Every Voice and Sing," often thought of as the Black national anthem.

The song was originally written as a poem in 1899 by James Weldon Johnson, the NAACP’s executive secretary for 10 years, per theNAACP.

The poem became a song when Johnson’s brother John Rosamond Johnson composed an instrumental arrangement for it. The song was first performed in 1900 during a celebration of the former president Abraham Lincoln. It was sung by a choir of 500 children at their segregated school in Florida, per the NAACP.

The song held different meanings depending on the tenor of the era. When the song was written at the turn of the century, “Johnson’s lyrics eloquently captured the solemn yet hopeful appeal for the liberty of Black Americans,” as the NAACP puts it.

The song recognizes the Black freedom struggle of overcoming inequality for centuries with the lasting hope of a better future. It became a rallying cry against the realities of lynching, segregation and discrimination at the time, and later used during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s.

Click here for more on "Lift Every Voice and Sing."

Jay-Z brings daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi to the Super Bowl

Beyoncé and Jay-Z's daughters, Blue Ivy and Rumi, made a joint appearance at Super Bowl 58.

Blue Ivy, 12, and Rumi, 7, were photographed on the field with their dad. The eldest daughter wore a black jacket with orange details, while Rumi stood in all-black.

Paul Rudd twins with his son in Chiefs gear at the Super Bowl

Paul Rudd, one of the Chiefs' most famous fans, is at the 2024 Super Bowl with a special guest —his son, Jack.

Rudd and Jack twinned in complementary Chiefs gear. The "Ant-Man" actor wore a red Derrick Thomas jersey, while his son sported a white Trent McDuffie shirt. Rudd also rocked a mustache, often associated with his "Anchorman" role.

The father-son duo attended the 2023 Super Bowl together as well and saw the Chiefs defeat the Philadelphia Eagles, 38-35.

Beth Vancil, who went viral last month for high-fiving Taylor Swift during the Chiefs-Dolphins game, told TODAY.com that she ran in Rudd at the Chiefs-Dolphins playoff game on Jan. 13 and posed for a selfie with him, when he made a wry comment about his diminished status when it comes to the fame of Chiefs fans.

“I said, ‘Hey, let’s take a selfie,’” Vancil recalled. “(Rudd) goes, ‘Well I’m not as famous as Taylor, but I’ll take one.’”

Kylie Kelce has said she'd never wear non-Eagles NFL gear. She's sticking to that at the Super Bowl

As a native Philadelphian, Kylie Kelce has said she'd never wear non-Eagles gear.

“I am likean Eagles fan to the extentof, like, if Jason ever went and played for another team, I would wear ‘Kelce,’ I would not wear another team’s stuff,”she said during the "Kelce" documentary that premiered on Prime Video last fall.

She stayed true to that with her outfit at the Super Bowl.

Kylie was spotted in the crowd wearing a bright red shirt. A logo in the corner revealed the shirt is not in support of the Kansas City Chiefs, but the Cincinnati Bearcats, the college team both Jason and Travis played for before going pro.

Kylie, however, did show some special support for her brother-in-law. When, she was spotted chatting with Taylor Swift in the singer's suite, she appeared to have taken off the red Bearcats shirt and tied it around her shoulders.

Underneath, she was wearing a black T-shirt with what seems to be the words "Alright Nah" —Travis Kelce's catchphrase — printed on it.

Who is Taylor Swift sitting with at the Super Bowl?

Taylor Swift has arrived for the 2024 Super Bowl!

Following a flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas, the “Karma” singer is at Allegiant Stadium to cheer on her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, as his team faces the San Francisco 49ers.

And she brought some friends.

In one moment caught on camera, Swift appeared to be hugging people in a suite surrounded by Blake Lively and Ice Spice, among others. Swift also appeared to arrive with her parents, Andrea and Scott Swift.

Click here for the full article.

Taylor Swift shares a hug with Jason Kelce in a suite at the 2024 Super Bowl

Shortly after arriving at Allegiant Stadium, Taylor Swift was spotted in a suite, joined by friends Blake Lively and rapper Ice Spice.

Jason Kelce, who is at the game with his wife, Kylie, and Swift shared a sweet hug in a video shared by the official X account for the NFL on CBS.

Taylor Swift has arrived!

Taylor Swift arrived at Allegiant Stadium with less than two hours to spare before kickoff after a 12-hour flight from Tokyo. The singer was filmed in a suite at the game, alongside a group of famous faces.

Click here for more on her worldwide journey, which involved a 12-hour flight and crossing nine time zones.

Gwen Stefani, 49ers full back Kyle Juszczyk wear Super Bowl outfits designed by Kristin Juszczyk

After Kristin Juszczyk designed a Kansas City Chiefs jacket for Taylor Swift, her designs have gone viral.

For the 2024 Super Bowl, the NFL wife designed an outfit for her husband, San Francisco 49ers player Kyle Juszczyk, which he rocked arriving at Allegiant Stadium on Feb. 11. The full back wore a red jacket featuring his teammates' names and numbers, which they all signed.

Kristin Juszczyk spoke to TODAY about her viral designs on Feb. 8. Watch her interview here.

Gwen Stefani, who is set to perform for the Super Bowl TikTok Tailgatepre-game show, also wore an original Kristin Juszczyk design — a silver puffer vest featuring a purple and red "58" logo.

Fathers & sons: Niners' Christian McCaffrey and Kyle Shanahan are aiming to join exclusive Super Bowl clubs

Christian McCaffrey, the 49ers' all-pro RB, was just 2 years old when his dad, former Broncos standout Ed McCaffrey, won his third Super Bowl in 1999. A sports photographer's snapshot from that game captured little Christian running through a shower of confetti (above) after his dad's Broncos beat the Falcons, 34-19. The Broncos' coach was Mike Shanahan. His son, Kyle, was there, too.

Ed McCaffrey (alongside his former coach) revisited that moment on TODAY Friday, saying it may have been the spark "where Christian first had the dream of playing in a Super Bowl." Watch the interview here.

If the 49ers win, the McCaffreys would become just the second father-son duo to win a Super Bowl with the same franchise. (Ed won with the Niners in 1995. In all, seven father-son duos have won the Lombardi Trophy as players, according to the NFL.)

Right now, former New York Giants Steve DeOssie and Zak DeOssie are the only ones to do it with the same team. Steve, a linebacker, won one in 1991 (the famed "wide right" game against the Buffalo Bills), and Zak, a long snapper, won two, in 2008 and 2012.

Meanwhile, the Shanahans stand alone as the only father-son duo to lead their teams to a Super Bowl as head coaches. If the Niners win, Kyle will be the only coach to have won an NFL championship after his father did it.

Travis Kelce can make the whole place shimmer

The Chiefs tight end arrived to the 2024 Super Bowl in a sparkling black suit. In the words of his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, best believe he's still "bejeweled"!

"Killa Trav ready to shine," the Chiefs captioned a video of his game day arrival.

A look back on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's relationship timeline

It’s a love story, baby, just say, “yes.”

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been dating since at least September 2023, when the “Anti-Hero” singer first attended a Kansas City Chiefs game to cheer on the tight end. The appearance broke the internet and came after months of dating rumors.

Since then, Swift has become a fixture in suites and on TV screens, havingattended more than 10 Chiefs games throughout the 2023-2024 season.Kelce has returned the favor bytraveling for an “Eras Tour” concert in Argentina.

Fans are now hoping for her appearance at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for the 2024 Super Bowl.

For now, click here for a detailed look at her relationship timeline with Kelce.

Las Vegas chapel says it will pay Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to get married after Super Bowl

The Chapel of the Flowers in Las Vegas says they will pay Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to get married after the Super Bowl.

CEO Donne Kerestic said the chapel has "an aisle prepared and ready to go" for the couple, who first went public with their relationship in September 2023.

“We’re ready to make the Big Game even bigger for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce with a wedding in one of our famous chapels!" Kerestic said in a statement.

However, a deal extends to anyone named Travis and Taylor. The Chapel of the Flowers will provide a free wedding on Feb. 11 to any couple that shares their names.

“For those not eligible for a Super Bowl ring, how about a game-day wedding with some Las Vegas Bling? If your name is Taylor and you’d like to get married to your partner Travis after the big game, this is your chance to score a free Vegas wedding!" Kerestic said in a statement.

A look at Jason and Donna Kelce's Super Bowl outfits

In 2023, Jason Kelce was on the field facing off against his brother, Travis Kelce. This year, he's on the bleachers in Kansas City Chiefs gear.

The Philadelphia Eagles center is wearing red and gold plaid overalls with the Kansas City logo emblazoned the front. Underneath, he's wearing his signature "Big Yeti," T-shirt, which is a nickname for his brother.

Donna Kelce meanwhile is wearing a black jacket with "Super Bowl LVIII" printed on the back, as well as her famous nickname, "Mama Kelce."

The 2024 Super Bowl is a Chiefs-49ers championship rematch. Here's what happened last time

The 49ers are headed into Super Bowl 58 with a score to settle.

San Francisco last went to the Super Bowl in 2020, when they lost to the Chiefs 31-20. While the Chiefs trailed at the start of the fourth quarter, third-year quarterback Patrick Mahomes brought Kansas City its first championship win in more than 50 years.

The Chiefs scored 21 points in the last seven minutes of the game, with Mahomes connecting with Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, Damien Williams and Travis Kelce on key plays.

Four years later, Mahomes and the Chiefs are headed into the Feb. 11 game as the reigning Super Bowl champs, seeking to become the first back-to-back winners since the New England Patriots in 2004 and 2005.

Will Taylor Swift make it to the Super Bowl?

After a whirlwind rookie season as a Chiefs fan, Taylor Swift's new favorite team is headed to the Super Bowl. She became a fixture during the Chiefs' postseason, traveling from Kansas City to Buffalo to Baltimore. But the NFL championship game created a slight schedule conflict.

Swift resumed her "Eras Tour" in Tokyo on Feb. 7 and took the stage for her last Japan show on Feb. 10. (Her world tour resumes on March 4 in Singapore.) Super Bowl 58 is set for Feb. 11 in Las Vegas at 3:30 p.m. PT.

But Swifties and new football fans, never fear. Taking into account her private jet and the time change, Swift can leave Tokyo on Feb. 11 and land in Las Vegas on Feb. 10, with plenty of time to spare before kickoff. Don't just take our word for it. The Embassy of Japan confirmed it, too.

The Chiefs owner's daughter had also told People magazine on Feb. 10 that Swift was en route to Vegas.

And to think —this relationship started with a podcast shoutout, "a friendship bracelet and a dream."

How to watch the 2024 Super Bowl

The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers have advanced to the 2024 Super Bowl in a rematch of 2020's championship game.

This year, the Super Bowl will take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET.

The game will be broadcast on CBS and available to stream on Paramount +.

For the first time, Nickelodeon will simultaneously air a kid-friendly version of the Super Bowl. The Spongebob Squarepants-themed "Live from Bikini Bottom" broadcast begins at 6:30 p.m. ET.