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Taylor Swift reunites with former best friend Karlie Kloss at NFL game after years of feud rumours

Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss have surprised fans by reuniting publicly after years of speculation about their friendship. The American pop superstar was spotted alongside the supermodel at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Sunday, November 8, as she cheered on her husband, NFL star Travis Kelce. The two were photographed sitting together in a private suite during the Kansas City Chiefs' game…

Taylor Swift reunites with former best friend Karlie Kloss at NFL game after years of feud rumours

Taylor Swift and former friend Karlie Kloss surprised fans by publicly reuniting at an NFL game on Sunday, November 8. The pop superstar was seen cheering on her husband, NFL star Travis Kelce, as they sat together in a private suite during the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the New York Jets. Both women had rarely been photographed together in recent years, sparking rumors of a friendship falling apart.

Their public appearances together declined after Swift didn't attend Kloss's wedding to Joshua Kushner in 2018. However, Kloss has previously stated that they remained in contact. The reunion was particularly significant as it marked their first widely reported public appearance together since 2018. Kloss had also attended Swift and Kelce's wedding in July 2026, indicating they had remained on good terms.

The Chiefs won the game 35 to 12, with Kelce reaching his 200th NFL appearance. Both Swift and Kloss expressed delight at their reunion, with fans thrilled to see the once inseparable friends together again.

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