Taylor Swift is back in Kansas City for even more fun to cheer on her boyfriend, NFL star Travis Kelce.

On Sunday, September 15, before the Kansas City Chiefs faced the Cincinnati Bengals at their home stadium, Arrowhead Stadium, the “Fortnight” singer was spotted arriving at the game to cheer on the tight end.

Swift, 34, is seen in a video from CBS arriving at Arrowhead Stadium wearing a red Chiefs jersey dress and black over-the-knee boots. Walking alongside her are sisters and Haim band members Danielle and Este Haim, who also wear red outfits to support the Kansas City team. Este’s boyfriend, tech entrepreneur Jonathan Levin, joins the group, and the Department for Tortured Poets The musician’s mother, Andrea Swift, was also seen walking in behind the pop superstar.

The 14-time Grammy winner has become a fixture at Chiefs games as she supports the 34-year-old Kelce. She previously attended the NFL season opener on Sept. 5, when the Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens.

At one point, Swift gave Donna a big hug as Kelce and quarterback Patrick Mahomes broke the Chiefs’ passing record.

She joined Kelce and his teammates to celebrate their win the night after the game at Prime Social. A source told PEOPLE that “everyone celebrated hard.”

“We definitely had a good time,” the insider said, adding, “Travis and Taylor both had a blast.”

The couple, who announced their romance nearly a year ago, then spent a whirlwind weekend in New York City. They dined at Lucali in Brooklyn, attended model Karen Elson’s wedding to Electric Lady Studios owner Lee Foster, and watched the US Open men’s final with Patrick and Brittany Mahomes.

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Swift also paid tribute to Kelce at the MTV VMAs in her acceptance speech for Video of the Year, when she won for the music video “Fortnight.” “The thing is, this video seems really sad when you watch it, but it was actually the funniest video I’ve ever made,” Swift said on Sept. 11.

“I’ll always remember that whenever I finished a take and said ‘cut’ and we were done with that take, I would always hear someone cheering and saying ‘Woo!’ from across the studio where we were shooting, and that one person was my friend Travis.”

“Everything this man touches turns into happiness, fun and magic. So I want to thank him for bringing that to our shoot because I will never forget it,” she concluded.