Caitlin Clark reveals what she told Taylor Swift when they watched Travis Kelce and the Chiefs play

Daily Mail​

6 days ago

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark opened up about a famous photo that she took while watching her favorite football team alongside arguably the biggest pop star in the world.
Earlier this year, Clark was spotted alongside pop icon Taylor Swift as the 'Cruel Summer' singer watched her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, play for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Clark and Swift cheered on as the Chiefs beat the Houston Texans in the AFC Divisional round back in January.
Months later, Clark attended a live taping at WNBA All-Star weekend of the 'A Touch More' podcast - hosted by sports power couple Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe.
Bird, a women's basketball icon, and Rapinoe, a women's soccer idol, asked Clark to spill the details about their conversation in the luxury suites at Arrowhead Stadium.
Clark said that the photo captured a moment where Swift was asking her for an explanation about a penalty call.
Caitlin is asked what she and Taylor talked about lmfao
'Honestly I love football and I know a lot about football. So I was like telling her why they threw a flag. But in the best way I don't even know everything.
So I was just explaining things but yeah that was really fun.' pic.twitter.com/HTjAiaw8qZ
— correlation (@nosyone4) July 21, 2025
'Honestly I love football and I know a lot about football. So I was like telling her why they threw a flag,' Clark told Bird and Rapinoe.
'But in the best way I don't even know everything. So I was just explaining things but yeah that was really fun.'
'I'm a big Chiefs fan, so getting to spend time with Taylor and then also Travis played really well that game, the Chiefs won, it was the playoffs.'
Kansas City would eventually reach Super Bowl LIX, where they were decimated by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Clark has been dealing with a nagging groin injury which kept her out for five games in recent weeks.
Before the All-Star Game, the injury flared back up and kept her out of the festivities in Indianapolis.