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Taylor Swift has watched another Taylor perform in the US Open men’s final.
Swift attended the tennis championship in New York with boyfriend Travis Kelce on Sunday, four days after watching his Kansas City Chiefs open their NFL season with a victory.
The singer wore a red-and-white chequered dress for the match between American Taylor Fritz and Jannik Sinner of Italy.
Kelce was dressed in a white shirt and sweater, looking appropriately attired for Wimbledon.
The couple sat in a box at Arthur Ashe Stadium along with Patrick Mahomes, Kelce’s teammate with the defending Super Bowl champions, and his wife, Brittany.
The US Open posted a photo on social media of Swift enjoying a Honey Deuce, the tournament’s cocktail phenomenon that costs 23 dollars (£17.50).
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