Taylor Swift lands in US ahead of Super Bowl to support Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift arrived in Los Angeles ahead of schedule thanks to the time difference despite departing from Japan on Saturday night. She returned from Tokyo after a week full of sold-out performances at the Tokyo Dome and a recent Grammy win, where she won her fourth “album of the year” award. Fans are going crazy as anticipation for the big game grows thanks to Hunt’s confirmation of Swift’s arrival.

Taylor Swift, the worldwide pop phenomenon, has returned to the United States from Japan. Swift completed a sold-out performance in Tokyo on Saturday, and her plane touched down in Los Angeles. The gossip website TMZ released a blurry picture of Swift at Los Angeles International Airport, just before she boarded a waiting SUV and drove out with a convoy of cars that had their windows tinted.

She attended the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles before to traveling to Asia, where she won her 14th Grammy and an unprecedented fourth Album of the Year for “Midnights.” Almost 17 million people watched the performance. In addition, she unexpectedly revealed that her upcoming album will be available in April.

Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Clark Hunt, the chairman and CEO of the Kansas City Chiefs, talked to People about the Super Bowl preparations. Regarding Taylor’s arrival, she said, “She’s coming! She is on her way! We’re thrilled. Ms. Hunt verified that the pop sensation would be present to see Travis Kelce perform on Saturday on the red carpet at the Super Bowl Party in Las Vegas.

The economic impact of the Super Bowl in Las Vegas is estimated at around $500 million according to a study by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. This weekend, an additional 150,000 visitors will come to the city to watch the event.