Tennis star Frances Tiafoe may not be a devoted Swiftie, but after a memorable encounter with Taylor Swift at a Kansas City Chiefs game, he has nothing but admiration for the music

Unfortunately, there is a Kansas City Chiefs reason as to why Taylor won't perform at the Super Bowl. Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce is going from strength to strength, but so are the Chiefs, who make a habit of making the Super Bowl, and there lies the problem for Taylor.

Taylor Swift is a pro when it comes to working a red carpet — like at the Grammy Awards in that head-turning red Vivienne Westwood gown and “T” leg chain by Lorraine Schwartz — and she brings that same big style energy to gamedays.

Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs may have come up short against the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl LIX — but that hasn't stopped the legendary NFL coach from standing up for his team — and that now includes Taylor Swift.

Chiefs' head coach Andy Reid spoke to NBC's Mike Florio and Chris Simms on Tuesday, and talked about the hoopla that Swift deals with daily, and gave her credit for her handling of the situation.

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid praised Taylor Swift for how she handled being booed during Super Bowl LIX. "She’s a good girl. She handles that whole thing the right way, that’s a tough deal. But she does a great job with handling it,