Taylor Swift continued her heartwarming tradition of generously tipping stadium workers, this time at Highmark Stadium, where she cheered on her boyfriend, Travis Kelsey, leading the Kansas City Chiefs to victory over the Buffalo Bills.
The love story singer, known for her down-to-earth demeanor, made a sweet gesture toward the ticket taker, Jarus Rainey, who shared their delightful interaction with Seven News Buffalo on Monday night. According to Rainey, Swift approached her and inquired about her role at the stadium.
After confirming her job, Swift generously tipped Rainey $100 and even asked if they could take a picture together. The pair posed for a selfie, capturing Rainey's joy as Swift beamed beside her. This act of kindness adds to Swift's pattern of generously tipping stadium employees, reinforcing her reputation for genuine and thoughtful gestures.
Swift's latest display of generosity follows her previous act at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts, where she tipped kitchen staff believed to be food runners bringing snacks to her VIP suite. The singer's benevolence extends beyond her musical prowess, making headlines for her kind interactions with those behind the scenes.
The Chiefs' victory over the Bills marked a significant step toward the Super Bowl, and Swift celebrated the occasion bundled up in a red beanie and a $1,800 Gant Blank Canvas Project X Kilo Kish Bulay varsity jacket. She watched the game alongside Travis's brother, Jason Kelce, who enthusiastically celebrated a touchdown by ripping his shirt off. The group also included Jason's wife, Kylie, Travis's parents, Donna and Ed Kelsey, Patrick Mahomes' wife, Britney, and Swift's friend, Cara Delevingne.
Notably, this outing marked Swift's first public appearance with Jason and Kylie since she began dating Travis last year. Despite the intensity of the playoff game, Travis ensured to blow a kiss in Swift's direction and flashed her signature heart gesture after scoring a touchdown. The couple's public displays of affection added a touch of romance to the high-stakes football atmosphere.
