Travis Kelce was spotted leaving the Kansas City Chiefs team hotel before his team’s game against the Buffalo Bills, with girlfriend Taylor Swift flying in to support him.

Swift’s private jet took off from New Jersey early Sunday morning and landed in Kansas City for her first game back at Arrowhead Stadium since October. 

Her security used umbrellas to conceal her as she exited her private jet. It’s unclear how long she’ll be with Travis, but her 34th birthday is on Wednesday, December 13.

According to reports, Travis is planning a party for her to commemorate the occasion. 

She flew to Green Bay last week to witness the Chiefs’ first loss to the Packers.

And Kelce is desperate to get his team back on track after a recent slump. 

Swift’s last visit to Arrowhead saw Kelce shine as the Chiefs defeated the Chargers 31-17 to improve to 6-1 on the season.

However, Kelce and the Chiefs have lost three of their last five games, raising concerns for last season’s Suρer Bowl champions.

Swift addressed the attention she receives at NFL games when she cheers on her boyfriend.

‘I don’t know how they know what suite I’m in,’ she told TIME this week, after being named person of the year. 

‘There’s a camera a half-mile away, and you have no idea where it is, and you have no idea when the camera is putting you in the broadcast, so I’m not sure if I’m being shown 17 times or once.

Meanwhile, on the midweek episode of New Heights, Kelce discussed the Packers’ loss to brother Jason.

With Swift cheering him on from the stands, the pressure is on Kelce and his team to win.

‘Hats off to the Packers, they executed better than we did,’ he admitted. ‘From start to finish, we were in the game. We didn’t get the ending we wаnted, but we still had a chance to tie it up at the end and go into overtime.

‘However, the Packers did an excellent job of controlling the clock on two occasions in the first half. But I thought we played pretty well. 

‘We had a 13-play drive and a 14-play drive, both of which ended in points, but getting down on the five-yard line and having to settle for a field goal was the difference between 14-6 and 14-14 going into the third quarter.

‘There will be times this year when you will be challenged more than ever, man, and I believe you must be able to grow through that. And it all comes back to what you’re talking about in Philly in terms of culture.

‘I can’t wait to get back out there and practice tomorrow. I’m ready to bring the juice, the energy, and help establish the culture we’ve established.’